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PREFACE. 


The  catalogue  here  presented  differs  from  most  others  in  consisting 
only  of  a  list  of  topics  alphabetically  arranged.  It  is  not  meant  to  show 
whether  we  have  a  given  author's  book,  unless  under  the  topic  upon  which 
the  book  is  written.  The  topic  itself  is  the  direct  object;  and  looking  there 
the  student  may  expect  to  find  titles  of  all  the  books,  and  parts  of  books, 
on  that  subject,  belonging  to  the  library.  This  index,  then,  is  a  sort  of 
dictionary  for  many  topics;  naming  the  books  which  contain  information 
sought;  and  the  figures  printed  at  the  right  of  a  title  show  the  alcove  and 
shelf  where  the  book  is  located. 

The  analysis  of  volumes  with  a  view  to  discover  information  not  no- 
ticed on  the  title-page  has  been  pushed  so  far  (at  least  in  design)  as  to 
include  contributions  not  less  than  ten  pages  in  length.  It  was  meant  that 
a  student,  sitting  in  his  room,  with  this  catalogue  before  him,  may  be 
able  to  determine  what  books  to  borrow,  almost  as  if  he  were  in  the  alcove 
where  they  stand.  The  wearisome,  and  often  ineffectual  search  has  been 
made  for  him;  and  the  time  it  took  may  now  be  regarded  as  added  to  the 
length  of  student-life  at  Princeton. 

In  this  minute  dissection  of  books,  some  things  have  certainly  escaped 
notice,  and  some  have  been  misunderstood,  from  defective  intelligence. 
Specialists  will  miss  much  which  they  expected  from  such  a  plan;  and  even 
the  varying  taste  of  readers  will  sometimes  make  them  regret  what  is 
left  out,  in  comparison  with  what  they  find.  It  must  be  remembered  that 
this  is  a  layman's  catalogue,  while  professors  are  at  home  in  their  province. 
Errors  of  judgment  are  to  be  expected;  but  no  labor  seen  to  be  due  has 
been  shrunk  from.     This,  in  fact,  explains  the  long  delay  in  publication. 

This  analysis,  however,  has  not  been  extended  among  periodicals,  de- 
lightful or  important  as  their  contents  may  be.  Poole's  Index  has  already 
done  this  for  the  literary  serials  of  our  century:  and  the  like  inestimable 
service  for  science  seems  incumbent  on  the  Royal  Society  of  London, 
whose  grand  catalogue  of  matter  found  in  scientific  periodicals  since  1800, 


iv  PREFACE. 


arranged  under  the  names  of  the  authors,  needs  only  to  be  arranged  un- 
der topics  like  our  own. 

In  executing  the  plan  sketched  above,  some  inconsistencies  may  prob- 
ably be  charged  on  the  librarian.  It  may  be  thought  that  many  interest- 
ing localities  are  omitted  in  this  alphabet,  respecting  which  information 
certainly  exists  in  the  library.  Crosby  Hall,  Lincoln's  Inn,  St.  Paul's,  the 
Tower,  and  the  Abbey  are  spots  of  chief  interest  to  every  American  in 
London.  St  Peter's  and  the  Parthenon  are  names  dear  to  every  cultivated 
mind.  But  as  the  names  of  cities  to  which  these  belong  are  familiar  to 
everybody,  it  seemed  better  to  bring  these  together,  rather  than  to  sepa- 
rate them.  Geographical  localities  alone  are  recognized  in  this  catalogue; 
and  this  may  apologize  to  the  students  for  placing  Harvard  College  under 
Cambridge;   and  Yale  College  under  New  Haven. 

It  will  be  lamented  by  some,  that  when  part  of  a  book  is  referred  to, 
the  title  of  the  volume  from  which  the  extract  was  drawn  should  not  also 
be  given,  instead  of  merely  naming  the  alcove  and  shelf  where  it  stands. 
No  doubt,  that  would  have  made  our  catalogue  useful  in  other  libraries; 
but  it  would  have  materially  increased  the  cost  to  us. 

A  critic  of  part  of  this  book  has  suggested  that  in  the  case  of  com- 
plicated articles  standing  under  geographic  names,  as  England,  France, 
the  United  States,  a  schedule  of  the  sub- topics  should  have  been  given  to 
facilitate  inquiry.  It  is,  indeed,  to  be  regretted  that  such  a  feature  was 
not  introduced  at  the  beginning. 

Inasmuch  as  varying  phraseology  is  used  by  authors  treating  of  the 
same  topic,  embarrassment  was  often  felt  in  determining  the  proper  word 
for  a  heading.  In  general,  the  most  modest  and  familiar  language  has 
been  chosen:  as  Birds,  instead  of  Ornithology,  Fossils,  rather  than  Paleon- 
ology.     Everywhere,  usefulness  has  been  preferred  to  any  other  quality. 

An  appendix  has  been  added,  of  matter  overlooked,  or  acquired  mean- 
while;  and  a  manuscript  appendix  has  been  already  begun,  in  which  new 
matter  will  be  entered  as  it  may  be  received.  Kept  at  the  desk,  this  will 
enable  the  student  to  be  always  informed  of  all  the  library  possesses  on  a 
given  topic. 

The  present  catalogue  represents  the  contents  of  sixty  thousand  bound 
volumes,  beside  pamphlets.  Whatever  advantage  may  flow  from  printing 
it,  is  largely  due  to  the  intelligence  and  fidelity  of  the  assistants  em- 
ployed.    I  could  scarce  have  wished  for  greater. 

Princeton,  June,  i,  1884.  FREDERIC   VINTON. 


INDEX; 


OR, 


SUBJECT-CATALOGUE 


OF  THE 


Library  of  the  College  of  New  Jersey. 


Aachen.    See  Aix-la-Chapelle. 

Abbeoknta^  {pn  the  Guinea  coast  of  Africa). 

— ^Burton  (R.  F.)  Abeokuta  and  the  Camaroons 
mountains.  An  exploration.  London, 
1863.     2v.     p.  8\  X  1.654.  II 

Abbeys.  See  Aberconway,  Monasteries,  West- 
minster. 

Ste^  als0^  the  copious  and  elegant  article  (by 
Edmund  Venables?)  in  the  Bncyclopsedia  Brit- 
annica,  ^  ed.,  1875.  To  the  same  magazine  of 
information  the  student  is  referred^  once  for  all, 
for  instruction  additional  to  what  is  found  else- 
where  in  this  library,  on  the  various  topics  named 
in  this  index. 

Abbotsford,  (last  residence  of  Sir  Walter  Scott), 
Set  Scott,  iSir  W.) 

AbbreTiations,  used  by  the  ancients. 

— Manuzio  (A.)  De  veterum  notarum  explana- 
tione  quae  in  antiquis  monumentis  occur- 
runt.    Venetiis,  1566.     16".       17.1027.26 

— Orsato  (S.)  De  notis  Romanorum  commen- 
tarius.  68  pp.  12.778.9 
yin  Prideaux  (H.)    Marmora  oxoniensia     J 

— SiGLARiUM  romanum  sive  explicatio  notarum 
et  literarum  in  marmoribus,  etc.  [Anon.} 
Ex  editione  Johannis  Gerrard.  Londini, 
1792-    75  pp.    4*.  15.978.10 

iBifund  with  Facdolati  (J.)  Totius  launitatis 
lexicon,  v.  a]. 

— ^Walther  (J.  L.)  Lexicon  diplomaticum,  ab- 
breviationes  syllabarum  et  vocum  .  .  a 
seculo  viii  ad  xvi  usque  occurrentes  expo- 
nens.  Gottingae.  1745.  f*.  17. 1048.3 
Abdelkader,  or,  Abd-el-kader  Uled  Mahidd^n. 
— Berndt  (J.  C.)  Abdelkader,  oder  drei  jahre 
einer  deutschen  untcr  den  Mauren.  Ber- 
lin, 1840.  16°.  11.653.25 
AWr.  A  sketch  of  the  military  career  of  Abd-cl- 
kader  mav  be  found  in  Christianas  '^Afrique 
fran^ae,"  and  in  Pulsky's  '*  Tricolor  on  the 
Atlas.*' 

Abelaxd  (Pierre),    b.  1079.    d.  1142. 

— BiTTCHER  {Dr.)    Ueber  das  werk  des  P.  Abae- 
lard:  **  Ethica,  seu  scito  te  ipsum." 
[Goettingen,  1839].     8  pp.     4".     23.1428 

— Cousin  (V.)  Introduction  aux  ouvrages  in- 
6dits  d'Ab^lard.     203  pp.  23.1416. 8 

[In  Ab^lard,  (P.)  Ouvrages  in^dits,  public  par 
V.  Ccmsin.    Pans,  1836.    4«»]. 

— Delepierre(0.)  Abelard  and  Eloisa.  2.61. 11 
ilM  his  Historical  difficulties,  pp.  49-66.    8^]. 


— Gervaise  (F.  a.)  La  vie  de  Pierre  Abeillard, 
et  celle  d'H61oIse  son  spouse.  Paris, 
1720.     2  V.     12°.  8.482.1 

— GuizoT  (F.  P.  G.)  and  (P.  M.)  Abailard  et 
H6IoIse;  essai  historique,  suivi  des  [leursj 
lettres,  trad,  par  M.  Oddoul.  Nouv.  6d. 
Paris,  1853.     8".  8.482.2 

— Lamartine  (A.  M.  L.  P.  de).  H61olse— Ab6- 
lard.     Paris,  1863.     8**.  8.505.1 

[In  his  Hommes  illustres,  v.  3,  pp.  z-43]. 

The  same.     Heloise.     [From  the  French]. 


New  York,  1854.     12*^ 


2.90.1 


[In  his  Celebrated  characters,  y.  z,  pp.  103-1^91. 
— RiMUSAT  (C.  F.  M.  de).    Vie,  philosophie  et 

th6ologie  d' Abelard.     Paris,   1845.     2  v. 

8^  23.1416. 19 

— WiLKENS    (C.     A.)      Peter   Abaiard.      Einc 

studie  in  der  kirchengeschichte  des  mittel- 

alters  .  .  .  GSttingen,  1855.     120  pp.     8". 


31.1942 

Eht  in 


Not*.  Further  information  may  be  sought  in  the 
encyclopedias,  the  histories  of  philosophy  (as 
Tennemann's),  and  in  histories  of  the  church  (as 
Milman's  History  of  Latin  Christianity),  and  of 
the  Middle  ages. 

Abenaqui.     See  Abnaqui. 

Aberconway.  (Conway,  or  Conwy,  in  Wales), 
Abbey  of. 

— Register  and  chronicle  of  the  abbey  of  Aber- 
conway. Ed.  by  Sir  Henry  Ellis.  Lon- 
don, 1847.     23  pp.    4*.  6.314.39 

Aberdeen  university. 

— Calendar  for  the  year  1875-76,  and  examina- 
tion papers  in  1874.  Aberdeen,  1875.  p. 
8°.  24.1481. 2 

— Catalogue  of  the  library.  Aberdeen,  1873-74. 
3  V.     1.  8^  16.1016.2 

Aberration  of  light. 

Se*  Astronomy,  Light,  Optics. 

Abessinia.     See  Abyssinia. 

Abingdon.    (Berkshire,  England), 

— Chronicon  monasterii  de  Abingdon  [ad  an- 
num 1 189].  Ed.  by  J.  Stevenson.  Lon- 
don, 1858.     2v.    8'.  5.2284.1 

Abipones. 

— Dobrizhoffer  (MO  Account  of  the  Abi- 
pones, an  equestrian  people  of  Paraguay. 
[Tr.  by  Sara  H.  Coleridge].  London, 
1822.     3  V.     8°.  3.133-4 


Abnaqni. 


SUBJECT-CATALOGUE  OF  THE  LIBRARY 


Adams. 


Abnaqni,  or  Abnaki  Indians. 

— Kidder (F.)  The  Abenaki  Indians.  Treaties 
1713,  and  1717.  3.166.2 

[Mune  hiatoricad  society  collections,  y.  6]. 

—Potter  (C.  E.)  Appendix  to  the  language  of 
the  Abnaquies.  3.166.2 

[Maine  historical  society  collections,  v.  4]. 

— Rasles  (S.)  Dictionary  (in  French)  of  the  Ab- 
naki language.  9.2526 
[American  academy.  Memoirs.  New  series,  v.  x]. 

— ^Vetromile  (E.)  Abnaki  Indians.  3.166.2 
[Maine  historical  society  collections,  y.  6]. 

—Willis  (W.)  The  language  of  the  Abnaquies, 
or  eastern  Indians.  3.166.2 

[Maine  historical  society  collections,  y.  6j7 

Abolition  of  slavery  in  the  United  Sutes. 
Sei  Slavery,  United  Sutes.    iCivil  War), 

Abrnzzi  (The). 

—Craven  (R.  K.)  Excursions  in  the  Abruizi 
and  northern  provinces  of  Naples.  Lon- 
don, 1838.  2  v.  8^  12.713. 1 
Not*.  S*«^  also.  CoiJ-ETTA*s  History  of  NapleSt 
1734-1825,  and  Mac  Farlanb's  Glance  at  Italy. 

Abyssinia,  or  Abessinia,  (Habesh^  ^1^  ^^)' 
— Abbadie  (A.  T.  d*).     G6od6sie  d'Ethiopie  .  . 

[1840-48].     Paris.  1873.     4°.         1 1.668.8 
—Baker  (Sir  S.  W.)    Exploration  of  the  Nile 

tributaries  of  Abyssinia    .     .     [1861-62]. 

Hartford,  1868.     8^  11.665. 12 

— Bruce  (J.)    Travels  to  discover  the  source  of 

the  Nile,  1768-73.    Dublin,  1790-91.    6  v. 

8'.  1 1.663. 10 

-De  Cosson  (E.  A.)    The  cradle  of  the  Blue 

Nile.     A  visit  to  the  court  of  king  John  of 

Ethiopia,    [1873].     London,   1877.     2  v. 

8*.  11.665.23 

— DlTSON    (G.    L.)    Para  papers  on  Ethiopia. 

Paris,  1858.     8*.  11.664. 16 

— GOBAT  (S.)  Journal  of  a  three  years'  residence 

in   Abyssinia,    [1830-33].     Trans,    by  S. 

D.  Clark.     New  York,  1851.     12*. 

11.663.13 
— HoTTEN  (J.  C.)    Abyssinia  and  its  people  .  . 

[From  various  authors].     London,  1868. 

16°.  11.663. 15 

— Krapf  (J.  L.)    Journey  to  Abessinia.    pp.  i- 

106.  I  z.  664. 1 2 

{In  hi*  Travels,   researches,   etc.,   in    Eastern 

Africa.    London,  x86o.    S"]. 
— LOBO  (J.)    Voyage   to  Abyssinia,  [1623-34]. 

History,  laws,  customs,   religion  of  the 

Abyssinsfrom  the  French  [by  S.  Johnson]. 

London,  1735.    8*.  ZZ.664.21 

^LUDOLFF  (J.)    Historia  aethiopica    .    .    sive 

descriptio  regni  Habessinorum.     Franco- 

furti  ad  Moenum,  1681.    f**.  zz. 668.10 
The  same.     Ad  suam  historiam  aethiopicam 

.  .  commentarius.       Francofurti  ad   M., 

1691.     V,  zz.668.io 

[Bound  with  the  above]. 

The  same.  z  z . 668. 5 

— Markham  (C.  a.)  a  history  of  the  Abys- 
sinian expedition,  1865-66.  London,  1869. 

8°.  zz.664.8 

— Marmol  (L.  C.   de).     De  la  haute  et  basse 

6thiopie.  ZZ.655.1 

{In  kis  Afrique,  Paris,  2667.    4^    voL  3,  pp.  56- 

243l» 

— Parkyns  (M.)  Life  in  Abyssinia  .  .  three 
years'  residence  and  travels  in  that  coun- 
try, [1843-46].     London,  1852.    2  v.     8". 

zz. 664.11 

•— Rassam  (H.)  Narrative  of  the  British  mis- 
sion to  Theodore,  king  of  Abyssinia    .    . 


Nor 


[Z864-68].     London,  Z869.    2  v.     8*. 
"•  •  11.664.7 

— Ravenstein  (E.  G.)  Appendix  respecting  .  . 
the  languages  and  literature  of  Abessinia 
and  eastern  Africa,  etc  London,  i860.    8" 

zz. 664.12 
[In  Krapf  Q.  L.)  Travels  in  eastern  Africa,  pp. 
541-566I. 

—Russell  (M.)  Nubia  and  Abyssinia.  New 
York,  1833.     i6\  32.2020.14 

— Salt  (H.)  Voyage  to  Abyssinia  and  travels 
in  that  country,  1809-10.  London,  1814. 
4^  zz.668.2 

^The  same.     Philadelphia,  1816.    8°. 

zz.664.20 

— Wharton  (R.)  Observations  on  Bruce's 
Travels  in  Abyssinia,  in  reply  to  Brown. 
Newcastle,  1800.    4".  z8. 1098.14 

[/»  a  tW.  Mttrtd  Miscellaneous  poems]. 
Stt,  ttiso^  Africa  (Eastern)^  Afncan  Unguages, 
Nile,  Magdala. 

Academies,  royal  or  other.  Set  the  names  of 
cities  where  they  are  located. 

Acadia.     S^f  Nova  Scotia. 

Acalephs,     {Sea^mttUs,  Jelly  fishes,  eU\ 

— Agassiz  (L.  J.  R.)    Acalephs  in  generaL     152 
p.    4°  27. 1667.8 

V*  hi*  Contributions  to  the  natural  history  of 
_  orth  America,  v.  5]. 

^Acalephae  of  America,  (Massachusetts). 

[American  academy.      Memoirs.      New    series, 
V.  4.    1849].  9.9536.x 

See,  also,  Lucemariae. 

Accents.  See  the  grammatical  section,  under 
the  names  of  many  languages. 

Acoustics,  or  the  laws  of  sound.     See  Sound. 

Acropolis.     See  Athens. 

Actors  and  acting. 

—Actors.  \anonA  London,  1834.  p.  8*.  6.348.7 
\In  the  Georgian  era,  v.  4,  pp.  329-464]. 

—Baker  (H.  B.)  English  actors  from  Shake- 
speare to  Macready.  Ne.w  York,  1879. 
2  V.     I2^  z8.ii58^.9 

— Cook  (D.)  Book  of  the  play :  studies  of  his- 
trionic life.     London,  1876.     2  v.     p.  8°. 

z8. 1 1 58^1. 14 

— Engel  (J.  T.)  Id6es  sur  le  geste  et  Taction 
th6atrale.  Traduit  de  TAUemand.  Paris 
(1795).    2v.    8^  z8. 1158^.6 

— GiLLiLAND  (T.)  Dramatic  mirror ;  biograph- 
ical account  of  distinguished  performers. 
London,  1808.     2  v.     I8^        z8.ii58^.2S 

— HuTTON  (L.)  Plays  and  players,  [1852-75]. 
New  York,  1875.     p.  8°.  z8.1158a.15 

— Lewks  (G.  H.)  On  actors  and  the  art  of  act- 
ing.    New  York,  1878.     I2^  z8.ii58^.io 

— Pascoe  (C.  E.)  Dramatic  list  of  living  actors 
and  actresses  of  the  British  stage.  Boston, 
1879.     I6^  z8. 1 1 58^.25 

See,  also.  Drama,  Shakespeare. 

Acts  of  the  apostles.  See  Bible,  (New  Testa- 
ment). 

Adage.     See  Aphorisms,  Maxims,  Proverbs. 

Adams  (Hannah),     b.  1755.    d,  1832. 

— Memoir,  written  by  herself.  With  additional 
notices,  by  a  friend.  [Mrs.  H.  F.  Lee]. 
Boston,  1832.     12**.  4.201. 18 

Adams  (John).  2d  president  of  the  United 
States,     b,  1735.     d.  1826. 

— ^Autobiography,  with  diary,  and  memoir  by 
C.  F.  Adams.  4-233.1 

[/«  A»>  Works,  V.  x-3]. 

— GiBBS  (G.)  Memoirs  of  the  administrations 
of  Washington  and  Adams.  New  York, 
Z846.    av.    8^  3-i43.J^ 


Adams. 


OF  THE  COLLEGE  OF   NEW  JERSEY. 


AeschyluA 


— Sergeant  (JO  Oration  delivered  in  Indepen- 
dence square,  24th  July,  1826,  in  com- 
'  roemoration  of  Thomas  Jefferson  and 
John  Adams.     Philadelphia,  1832.    8*". 

21,1295.19 
[/•  a  vol.  Uttered  ''Select  Speeches,  J.  Ser- 

See.  aU0s  Webster  (D.)  Oratioa  on  Adams  and 
Jefleraon,  v.  z.  of  Works,  and  Sanderson  Q.) 
Biofirraphy  of  the  signers,   v.  8. 

Ad«aiS  (John  Quincy).  6M  president  of  the 
United  States,     b.  1767.     d.  1848. 

— Memoirs,  comprising  portions  of  his  diary 
from  1795  to  1848.  Ed.  by  C.  F.  Adams. 
Philadelphia,  1874-77.    12  v.     8^  6.202.1 

— Discourses  on  the  life,  etc.,  of  John  Quincy 
Adams.     Boston,  1848.  O.202.4 

Cottteute:  (i)  Addresses  in  congress,  (s)  Allen 
0.  H.).  (3)  Everett  (E.),  (4)  Farley  (F.  A.).  (5) 
Hanks  (S.  W.).  (6)  Hosmcr  (G.  W.).  17)  King 
(C).  (8)  Livennore  (A.  A.>.  (9)  Lunt  (V".  PJ. 
(10)  Seward  (W.  H.).  (iz)  Sharp  (D.X  (»)  Storrs 
(R.S.). 

— LoRiKG  (J.  S.)  John  Quincy  Adams.  Bos- 
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— Quincy  (J.)  Life  of  John  Quincy  Adams. 
Boston,  1859.     ^''*  6.202.3 

Adams  (Samuel),    b.  1722.    d.  1803. 

— Wells,  (W.  V.)  Life  and  public  services  of 
Samuel  Adams.    Boston,  1865.    3  ▼.    8**. 

6.202.5 

Adder. 

— Rathkb  (H.)  Entwickeltmgsgeschichte  dcr 
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1839.    4'.  27.1687.5 

Addiflgton  (Henry).  Lr/  viscount  Su^nouth,  b. 
1757.    d.  1844. 

— Pellew  (G.)  The  life  and  correspondence 
of  viscount  Sidmouth,  [1774-1844]. 
London,  1847.    3  v.     8"*.  6.372.5 

Addison  (Joseph),    b.  1672.    d.  1719. 

— ^AiKEN  (L)  The  life  of  Joseph  Addison. 
London,  1843.    2  v.     12  .  6.341.2 

— Phillips  {Sir  R.)  Addisoniana.  London, 
1803  (?)    2v.     16°.  6.341. 1 

Adirondack  region,  (northern  New  York). 

— Colvin  (V.)  Report  [to  the  legislature  of  the 
state  of  New  York]  on  a  topographical 
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^The  same,  for  1873.     Albany,  1874.    8**. 

4-185.3 

^Thc  same,  seventh  report  [with  an  appen- 
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1880.     8*.  4.185.3 

— Headlet  (J.  T.)  The  Adirondack ;  or,  life 
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4. 185.21 

— ^Warner  (C.  D.)  In  the  wilderness.  Boston, 
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Admirals  (British). 

— Campbell  (J.)  Lives  of  the  British  admirals. 
Continued  to  1779,  by  J.  Berkenhout. 
New  ed.,  corrected  to  the  present  time,  by 
H.  R.  Yorke  and  W.  Stevenson.  London, 
1812-17.     8v.     8'.  5.278^.1 

— Lives  of  British  naval  heroes  from  the  reign 
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Leith,  1809.     12*.  0.367.13 

— Naty  (The).     [Anom.]    London,  1834.    p.  8". 

6.348.7 
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— SOUTHEY  (R.)  Lives  of  the  British  admirals. 
Continued  by  R.  BelL  London,  1833-40. 
5v.     16°.  6.347.15 

— ^The  same.  33.2031.5 

Admirals  (Dutch). 

— LiEFDE  (J.  de).  Great  Dutch  admirals.  Lon- 
don, 1873.  i6'.  10.575.18 
See^  atsoy  Biography  (coUectiTc),  and  the  section 
Historv  (naval),  under  the  names  of  various 
countries. 

Adrianns  (Publius  Aelius).  Roman  emperor^  a.d. 

I 17-138. 
— Spartianus  (iE.)    Adrianus  imperator. 

z2.752.18 

\In  Historiae  augustae  scriptores  sex y.  z. 

Lugd.  Batav.,  1671.    a  v.    8*>]. 

See,  aUo,  Caesara  (The). 

Adulteration  of  drugs,  food,  etc.    See  Drugs, 

Food,  etc 
Adyentures. 

See,  in  Biography,  the  fives  of  maay  enterprising 
persons,  and,  in  Fiction,  the  titles  o/many  novels. 

Advertisements.     5r/ Journalism. 

Advice.     See  Manners,  Maxims,  etc. 

Aelfric,  (archbishop  of  Canterbury),    d.  1006. 

— Mores  (E.  R.)  De  Aelfrico,  •  .  comments- 
rius  .  .  Edidit  et  praefatus  est  G.  J.  Thor- 
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[/«  a  vol.  lettered'"'  Alfred's  will,"  etc.] 

— Wharton  (H.)   Utrum  Elfricus  grammaticus. 

15-2955.35 
\In  a  vol.  lettered  Ancient  history.  A  mm,'] 

Aelianus  Tacticus. 

— KdCHLY  (A.)    De  libris  tacticis,  qui  nomini- 

bus  Arriani  et  Aeliani  feruntur  dissertatio. 

Turid,  185 1-2-3.     3  pts.     pp.f.    4". 

14.868 
JEmtaidemns,  an  ancient  agnostic,  fust  before 

ChHstm. 
— Saisset   (E.)     Aen6sid6me.      Etude    sur   le 

sceptisime  ancien.    2e  6d.     Paris,  1865. 

12%  aa.  1395. 17 

Aerolites.     See  Meteors. 
Aeronautics,  or  artificial  flight. 
— Arago  (F.)     Aeronautic  voyages  performed 

with  a  view  to  the  advancement  of  science. 

28.3733.1 
[Smithsonian  report,  2863]. 

— Pettigrew  (J.  B.)  Dissertation  on  aero^ 
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\In  hii  Animal  locomotion.    ao&-26o]. 

Aeschines.    b.  b.c.  389.    d.  314. 

— DiNDORF  (W.)    Scholia  graeca  in  Aeschinem. 

Oxonii,  1852.     8".  14.900. 17 

— NiLSON  (N.   J.   A.)     De  rerum  disposition* 

apud  Aeschinem    .    .    commentaria.     i. 

Upsaliae,  1877.     8'.  14. 881. 7 

— SCHOLiEN  2u  des  Aeschines  rede  gegen  den 

Timarchos    .     .    berichtiget  und  vervoU* 

standiget  von  I.  Bekker.     Berlin,  1835. 

26  pp.     4^  14.868 

— Sodenstjerna   (E.    a.)   and    Bergman  (I.) 

Dissertatio    de    ingenio    Aeschinis    ora- 

toris  .  .  Upsaliae,  1814.     12  pp.    s.  4**. 

Z4.868 
Aeschylus,    b.  b.c.  525.    d.  456. 

Tragedies,  as  a  whole, 

— BOYES  n.  F.)  Illustrations  of  the  tragedies 
of  Aeschylus,  from  the  poets.  Oxford, 
1842.     8^  14.881.  II 

— CoPLESTON  (R.  S.)  Aeschylus.  [Sketch  of 
the  poet  and  of  his  tragedies].  Philadel- 
phia, 1875.     8'.  x4.881.17 


Aeschylus. 


SUBJECT-CATALOGUE  OF  THE  LIBRARY 


Aesthetics. 


— F&ANCKEN  (C.  M.)    Disputatio  critica  de  an- 

tiquarum    Aeschyli   interpretationum  ad 

genuinam  lectionem  restituendam  usu  et 

auctoritate  .  .  Trajecti  ad  Rhenum,  1845. 

150  pp.     8^  X4.881 

—Hermann  (T.  G.  J.)     Observationes  criticae 

in  quosdam  locos  Aeschyli.  Upsiae,  1798. 

8°.  z4.2854.11 

— Klausen  (R.  H.)    Theologoumena  Aeschyli 

tragid.  Berolini,  1829.  8^  z4.881.13 
— LowiNSKi  (A.)    De  pristino  ordine  versuum 

quonindam  aeschyliorum.    Conitz,  1857. 

16  pp.  4^  •  14.881 
Emendationes  aeschyleae.      Conitz,   1855. 

8  pp.  4**.  Z4.881 
Divcrbii  aeschylei  secundum  rationem  anti- 

theticam  emendati  specimen  .  .  Konitz, 

1862.  20  pp.  4**.  Z^.88i 
—  'Scholia  graeca  in  Aeschyli  tragedias,  edente 

G.  Dindorfio.    Oxonii,  1851.  8**.    Z4.881.9 
[/«  Diadorfs  edition  of  Aeschylus,    v.  3]. 
— ^Westphal   (R.)     Emendationes  aeschyleae. 
18  pp.    Vratislaviae.  1869.    4**.       Z4.881 

Tragedies^  singly,     Agamemnon. 
— Lenhoff  (T.)    Adnotationes  ad  locos  aliquos 
Agamemnonis  aeschyleae.     Neu-Ruppin, 

1863.  18  pp.    4'.  Z4.881 

Choephori, 
— BoRCHARD  (E.)     Commentatio    de   Aeschyli 

Choephororum  parodo.  Berolini,  1862.  16 

pp.     4".  Z4.881 

— Merkel  (R.)    Zur  Aeschylus — ^kritik  und  er- 

kl^rung :    i.  Vier  chdre  der  ChOephoren. 

Gotha,  1863.     17  pp.     4*.  Z2.88I 

Promethtui. 

— Bellmann  (C.  F.  a.)  De  Aeschyli  ternione 
prometheo  libri  duo  .  .  .  Vratislaviae, 
1839.     8^  14.881. 10 

— Welcker  (F.  G.)  Die  aeschylische  trilogie : 
Prometheus  und  die  kabirenweihe  zu 
Lemnos.    Darmstadt,  1824.   8^    12.881. 16 

The  same.    Nachtrag  zu  die  schrift  tlber  die 

aeschylische  trilogie,  nebst  einer  abhand- 
lung  Uber  das  satyrspiel.  Frankfurt  am 
Main,  1826.     8°.  z4.881.16 

[The  last  two  bound  togetherl. 

— Wieseler  (F.)  Adversaria  m  Aeschyli  Pro- 
metheum  vinctum  et  Aristophanis  aves, 
philolog^ca  atque  archaeologica.  Got- 
tingae,  1843.     vi,  132  pp.     8'*.  14. 881 

Schedae  criticae   in  Aeschyli   Prometheum 

vinctum.     Gottingae,  i860.     25  pp.     4'. 

14. 881 
Seven  against  Thebes, 

— LowiNSKi  (A.  C.)  De  Aeschyli  Septem  con- 
tra Thebas.     Conitz,  1852.     24  pp.     s.  4". 

14. 881 
Sii^  also.  Drama  {Greek), 

Aesopus. 

'—Boyle  (C.)    Bentley's  dissertation  upon  the 

fables  of  Aesop  examined.  6.2342.4 

[In  Boyle  (C.)    BenUey's  disseruUons  examined, 

pp.  931-390.    8<»]. 
— Planudes    (M.)      Aesopi    fabulatoris    vita. 

[Graece  et  latine].     Londini,  1671.     12*. 

Z4.880.7 

{In  Fabulae  Aesopi.  pp.  106-1991. 

Note.    Neither  the  tables  nor  the  story  of  Aesop 

are  now  re^^arded  as  genuine. 


Aesthetics,  {or,  the  philosophy  of  the  beautiful). 

Scientific  treatment, 

— AusoN  (A.)  Essays  on  the  nature  and  prin- 
ciples of  taste.     Edinburgh,  1790.    4  . 

23. 1456. 1 

The  same.     5th  cd.     Edinburgh,  181 7.     2 

V.     8^  23. 145 1. 1 

The  same.    New  York,  1844.   I2^    23.1452.3 

— Allen  (G.)  Physiological  esthetics.  London, 
1877.    8^  23.1451. 17 

^Thesame.  New  York,  1877.  12°.  23.1451.17 

— Bascoh  (J.)  Aesthetics,  or  the  science  of 
beauty.   New  York,  1874.    12*.   23.1451.19 

— Burke  (E.)  A  philosophical  inquiry  into  the 
origin  of  our  ideas  of  the  sublime  and 
beautiful.  New  York,  1844.  12''.  32.1451.22 

—Cousin  (V.)  Du  vrai,  du  beau,  et  du  bien. 
i6e  6d.     Paris,  1872.     16*.        23.1451.33 

^The  same.  The  philosophy  of  the  beauti- 
ful. Tr.  by  J.  C.  Daniel.  New  York, 
1849.  i6'.  23.1432.23 
[Giger]. 

The  same.     Lectures  on  the  beautiful.     Tr. 

by  O.  W.  Wight.     New  York,  1854.     8^ 

23.1451. 13 

—Day  (H.  N.)  The  science  of  aesthetics.  New 
Haven,  1872.     12'.  23.1451.27 

— Dick-Lauder  (Sir  T.)  Essay  on  the  origin 
of  taste.  30. 1 891. 4 

\In  Price  iSir  U.)     On  the  picturesque.    Edhi- 
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— Diderot  (D.)  Recherches  philosophiques  sur 
Torigine  et  la  nature  du  beau.  8.493.4 
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— Fechner  (G.  T.)  Vorschule  der  aesthetik, 
Leipzig,  1876.    2pts.  iniv.  8^  23. 145 1.8 

— Gellert  (C.  F.)  Brief e,  nebst  einer  praktU 
schen  abhandlung  von  dem  guten  ge* 
schmacke.     Leipzig,  1763.     8".       19. 3175 

— Gerard  (A.)  An  essay  on  taste,  2d  ed.  .  . 
with  three  dissertations  on  the  same  sub- 
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Edinburgh,  1764.     12".  23.1450.7 

— GiOBERTi  (V.)  Del  buono,  del  bello  .  . 
Firenze,  1853.     I2%  23.1452.7 

[Gigerl. 

—Goethe  g.  W.  von).  Essays  on  art.  Tr.  by 
S.G.Ward.    Boston,  1845.    12'.   30.1880.6 

—Holmes-Forbes  (A.  W.)  The  science  of 
beauty :  an  analytical  inquiry  into  the 
laws  of  aesthetics.     London,  1881.     8^. 

«3i45i.S 

— HuTCHESON  (F.)    Inquiry  concerning  beauty, 

order,  etc.   London,  1725.    8^  23.1464.24 

— Kedney  (J.  S.)    The  beautiful  and  the  sublime: 

an  analysis.     New  York,  1880.     12'*. 

23.1451. 18 

— KiRCHMANN  (J.  H.  von).     Aesthctik  auf  real- 

istischer  grundlage.     Berlin,  1868.    2  v. 

8'.  23.1451.3 

—Knight  (R.   P.)    Inquiry  into  the  principles 

of  taste.     London,  1805.    8".    23.1451. 14 

The  same.    3d  ed.     London,  1806.     1.  8'. 

23.1451.14J 
— Lessing  (G.   E.)    Laokoon :    oder,  tlber  die 

grenzen  der  mahlerei  und  poesie.    9.553.1 

\ln  his  SImmtliche  schriften.    Leipzig^,  1853-57. 

vol.  6,  pp.  359-5xa]. 

The  same.     Laocoon.     An  essay  upon  the 

limits  of  painting  and  poetry.     Tr.  by  E. 
Frothingham.     Boston.  1874.     16'*. 

«3- 1453.5 


Aesthetics. 


OF  THE  COLLEGE  OF  NEW  JERSEY. 


Africa. 


— Mackenzie  (G.  T.)  An  essay  on  some  sub- 
jects connected  with  taste.  Edinburgh, 
1817.     8*.  23.1451. 12 

— Moffat  (J.  C.)  An  introduction  to  5ie  study 
of  aesthetics.     Cincinnati,  1856.     p.  8*". 

23.1451.20 

— Plotinus.  Concerning  the  beautiful.  Or,  a 
paraphrased  translation  .  .  of  Ennead  i. 
book  VI.  By  T.  Taylor.  London,  1787. 
I6^  23. 145 1. 21 

— QuATREikfERE  DE  QuiNCY  (A.  C.)  Nature, 
end  and  means  of  imitation  in  the  fine  arts. 
Tr.  by  J.  C.  Kent.     London,  1837.     8^ 

30.1882.17 

— ScHELLiNG  (F.  W.  J,  von).  Philosophie  der 
kunst.  9.555-1 

[/m  kis  Slmmtliche  werkc,  B.  5.  pp.  353-736]. 

— Weber  (W.  E.)  Vorlesungen  zur  aesthetik  .  . 
in  bezug  auf  GOethe  und  Schiller.  Han- 
nover, 1831.     p.  8**.  23.1451.26 

Essays, 
— Greenough  (H.)    Selections  on  art,  etc. 

4.206.20 
[Tuckerman  (H.  T.)  Memorial  of  H.  Greenough. 
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— Herder  (J.  G.  von).  Kalligone :  Vom  angeneh- 
men  und  schOnen  ;  von  kunst  und  kunst- 
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9-561.4 
[/«  kit  Wcrke,  vol  18.    Berlin,  1875  (?)    x6»]. 

— RiCHTER  (J.  P.  F.)  Vorschule  der  aesthetik. 
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yin  kis  Slmmtliche  werke.    Berlin,  1860-63.    vols. 
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The  same.    2e  aufl.     Stuttgart,  1813.     i  v. 

in  3.     16*.  23.1451.35 

— Schiller  (J.  C.  F.  von).    Aesthetic  letters, 

essays,  etc.  .  .  Boston,  1845.    p.  8*". 

23.1451.31 
— ScHLEGEL  (C.   W.   F.   von).     Aesthetic  and 

miscellaneous  works  .  .  .  London,  1849. 

p.  8*.  23.1451.30 

— VfeRON  (E.)     L'Esthfetique  .  .  .  Paris,  1878. 

16".  23.1451.29 

— Zeising    (  a.  )      Aesthetische     forschungen. 

Frankfurt  a.  M.,  1855.     8'.         23.1451.9 

History. 

— Carriere  (M.)  Die  kunst  in  zusammenhang 
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23. 145 1. 7 
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schSnen  und  der  kunsL    B.  i.  Geschichte 
der  aesthetik.     Berlin,  1872.    2  v.     8'. 

23. 145 1. 2 
— ZiMMERMANN  (R.)     Geschichte  der  aesthetik 
als  philosophischer  wissenschaft.     Wien, 
1858.     1.  8\  23.1451.6 

S^e^  alto.  Arts  (Pine),  Beauty,  and  the  names  of  the 
several  nne  arts. 

A^rfaamstan. 

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—Andrew  (W.  P.)  Our  scientific  frontier.  Lon- 
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25  pi.     f^  ZZ.687.1 

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Africa,  (as  a  whole). 

— Heeren  (A.  H.  L.)  Researches  into  the  poli- 
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zz.645.4 

— Hofland  (B.  W.  H.)  Africa  described.  New 
ed.     London,  1834.     16°.  ZZ.660.2 

—Jameson  (R.)  Wilson  (J.)  and  Murray  (H.) 
Narrative  of  discovery  and  adventure  in 
Africa.     New  York,  1831.     I8^ 

32.2010.12 

—Johnston  (K.)  Africa  .  .  With  ethnological 
appendix  by  A.  H.  Keane.  London, 
1878.     16°.  zz.642.3 

— RiTTER  (C.)  Afrika.  (In  v.  i  of  his  Erd- 
kunde).     Berlin,  1822.    8**.  2.40.  z 

The  same.    G^ographie  g^n^rale  compar^e 

.    .    [L'Afrique].     Traduite  par  Buret  et 
Desor.     Paris,  1835-36.     3  v.    8". 

ZZ.641.3 
Central. 

—Baker  (Sir  S.  W.)  Ismailla:  a  narrative 
of  the  expedition  to  central  Africa  for 
the  suppression  of  the  slave  trade  .  . 
1869-73.    New  York,  1875.     8^    zz.665.5 

— Bruce  (J.)  Travels  to  discover  the  source  of 
the  Nile,  1768-1773.  Dublin,  1790-91. 
6  V.     8^  zz.663.10 

[Vol.  z  wanting]. 

—Cameron  (V.  L.)  Across  Africa  [1872-76]. 
New  York,  1877.     8^  zz.665.14 

— Damberger  (C.  F.)  {^pseudonym^  Travels 
through  Africa,  from  the  Cape  of  Good 
Hope  to  Morocco  .  .  and  through  the 
Sahara  .  .  between  the  years  1781  and 
1797.   Charlestown,  1801.   8**.     zz. 664.19 

— Grant  (J.  A.)  Geography,  climate  and  natu- 
ral history  of  the  laice  region  of  equatorial 
Africa.  2.52.  k 

Un  Journal  of  the  royal  geographical  society,    t. 
for  1872]. 


Africa. 


SUBJECT- CATALOGUE  OF  THE  LIBRARY 


Africa. 


— HoRNEMAN  <F.)  Journal  of  travels  from 
Cairo  to  Mourzouk  in  the  yean  1797-8. 
London,  1802.     4°.  zz.666.19 

— ^Livingstone  (D.)  Last  journals  in  central 
Africa  .  .  From  1865  to  his  death 
[1873].     New  York,  1875.     8'     zz.664.2 

—  -and  (C.)    Narrative  of  an  expedition  to  the 

Zambesi  and  its  tributaries,  and  lakes 
Sherwa  and  Nyassa,  1858-1864.  New 
York.  1866.     8^  z  1.665.4 

— Lux  (A.  E.)  Von  Loanda  nach  Kimbundu. 
.    .  Wien,  i88a     8^  zz.664.14 

— Park  (M.)  Travels  in  the  interior  of  Africa. 
.  .  in  1795-97.  4th  ed.  London,  1800. 
8^  xx.654.5 

—  -The  same.     With  .  .   geographical  illustra- 

tions by  major  Rennell.  Philadelphia, 
1800.     8*.  Z  1.654.6 

—  -The  same.      Life  and  travels   [abridged]  ; 

,  .  with  later  discoveries  relative  to 
the  termination  of  the  Niger.  New  York, 
1847.     12'  32.2030.20 

— Petherich  (J.)  Egypt,  the  Soudan,  and  cen- 
tral Africa  .  .  [1845-1859].  Edinburgh, 
1861.     8°  xz.643.7 

— PoGGE  (P.)  Im  reiche  des  Muata  Jamwo. 
.   .   Beriin,  1880.     8*.  z  1.663.9 

— Stanley  (H.  M.)  How  I  found  Livingstone: 
travels  .  .  in  central  Africa,  [1869-72]. 
New  York,  1872.     8*.  zz.665.8 

^Through  the  dark  continent,  and  down  the 

[Congo]  to  the  Atlantic.  1875-77.  New 
York,  1878.     2  V.     8^  zz.665.9 

— SCKWEINFURTH  (G.  A.)  The  heart  of  Africa. 
Three  years'  travels  and  adventures  .  . 
z868  to  187 1.    New  York,  1874.    2  v.    8*. 

zi. 665.2 

— Taylor  (B.)  A  journey  to  central  Africa 
[1853  <?)]  .  .  loih  ed.  New  York,  1859. 
12".  Zi.643.31 

[Gigerl. 

Sfe^  aUoy  Don^la,  Ngami,  Niger,  Nile,  Okavan- 
go,  Sahara,  Soudan. 

Eastern, 

—Elton  (J.  F.)  Travels  and  researdies  .  . 
[in]  eastern  and  central  Africa  .  .  Lon- 
don, 1879.     8^  zz.665.13 

— Krapf  (J.  L.)  Travels,  researches  and  mis- 
sionary labours,  during  an  eighteen  years' 
residence  in  eastern  Africa  .  .  with  an 
appendix  by  E.  G.  Ravenstein.  London, 
i860.     8^  zz.664.12 

—  -The  same.     Boston,  i860.     8*.       z  1.664. 22 

Sety  alsoy  Abyssinia,  Madagascar,  Mauritius, 
Nubia,  Red  Sea,  Slave  trade,  ^oizibar. 

Northern, 

— Abulfeda.  Africa  [arabic^]  excudi  curavit  Jo. 
G.  Eichhom.     Gottingae,  1790.     8". 

z  1.666. 26 

— Barth  [H.]  Travels  and  discoveries  in 
north  and  central  Africa  .  .  1849-185 5. 
New  York,  1857.     3  v.     8**.  zz. 664.1 

— Ehrenberg  (C.  G.)  Beitrag  zur  characteris- 
tik  der  nordafrikanischen  wttsten.  Ber- 
lin, 1827.     20  pp.     4*'.  zi.666.3 

—Hamilton  (J.)  Wanderings  in  north  Africa. 
London.  1856.     12'.  z  1.653. 11 

— Heuglin  (M.  T.  von).  Reise  in  nordOst 
Afrika  [1876]  nebst  zoologischen  skizzen. 
Braunschweig,  1877.     2  v.     8'      zz.663.3 


— Marmol  (L.  C.  de)  L'Afrique.  De  la  tra- 
duction de  Nicolas  Perrot,  sieur  d*AbIan- 
court  .  .  Paris,  1667.     3  v.    s.  4". 

ZZ.655.1 

— Riley  (J.)  Authentic  narrative  of  the  loss  of 
the  bri^  Commerce  on  the  west  coast  of 
Africa,  18 1 5.  With  the  sufferings  of  her 
crew,  enslaved  by  the  Arabs.    New  York. 

1817.  8^  xz.653.8 

Sety   alsoy    Algeria,   Barbary  Sutea,  Carthage, 
Egypt,  Mediterranean,  Mococco,  Suex. 

Southern, 

— Andersson  (C.  J.)  Notes  of  travel  in  south- 
western  Africa,  [1867  (?)J.  New  York, 
1875.    8*.  zz.662.22 

— Baines  (T.)  Explorations  in  southwest  Africa 
.  .  1861-62,  from  Walvisch  Bay,  to  Lake 
Ngami  and  the  Victoria  Falls.  London, 
1864.     8^  zz.662.6 

— Barker  (M.  A.)  Life  in  south  Africa.  [1875- 
76].     Philadelphia,  1877.     8*.       ZZ.6e(2.i 

The  same.    A  year's  housekeeping  in  south 

Africa.     London,  1877.     12**.      z  1.662. 27 

— Barrow  (J.)  An  account  of  travels  into  the 
interior  of  southern  Africa  in  1797-98; 
and  sketches  of  the  Cape  of  Good  Hope. 
.  .  1st  Am.  ed.     New  York,  1802.     8". 

zz.662.16 

The  same,  modified.   Travels  in  the  interior 

of   southern  Africa.      2d  ed.     London. 
1806.     2  V.  in  I.     4-.  Z  1.666.6 

— Bisset  (A.)  Sport  and  war,  or  recollections 
of  fighting  and  hunting  in  south  Africa, 
from  1834  to  1867  .  .  .  London,  1875. 
p.  8*.  z  1.662. 18 

— CuMMiNG  (R.  G.)  Five  years  of  a  hunter's 
life  in  the  interior  of  south  Africa,  [1843- 
48].  New  York,  1850.  2  v.  16°.    zz.662.23 

— CUNYNGHAME  (A.  T.)  My  Command  in  south 
Africa^  1874-78  .  .  London,  1879.     8**- 

z  1.662.8 

— Fritsch  (G.)  Die  eingeborenen  stld-Afrika's 
.  .  Breslau,  1872.    30  pi.    f.    zz.666.14 

— Gillmore  (P.)  The  great  thirst  land  :  a  ride 
through  Natal,  Orange  Free  State,  Trans- 
vaal, and  Kalahari  desert.  [1876].  Lon- 
don, 1878.     8^  ZZ.662.13 

— HoLUB  (E.)  Sieben  jahre  in  sUd-Afrika  .  . 
(1872-79).    V.  I.   Wien,  1881.  8^  z  1.662.5 

— Latrobe  (C.  L)  Journal  of  a  visit  to  south 
Africa  in  18 15-16,  with  account  of  the  set- 
tlements of  the  United  Brethren.  New 
York,  1818.     8".  zz.662.4 

— Napier  (E.  E.)  Excursions  in  southern  Af- 
rica, including  a  history  of  Cape  Colony 
.  .  London,  1849.     2  v.     12'.     ZZ.662.25 

— Noble  (J.)  South  Africa,  past  and  present : 
a  short  history  of  the  European  settle- 
ments at  the  Cape.     London,  1877.     16"*. 

zz.662.32 

— Payton  (C.  a.)  The  diamond  diggings  of 
south  Africa  (1871).  With  a  brief  account 
of  the  new  gold  fields.  London*  1872. 
8^  zz.662.21 

— Pringle  (T.)  Narrative  of  a  residence  in 
south  Africa,  [1820-26].  London,  1840. 
8\  zz.662.2 

— Sparrman  (A.)  Voyage  to  the  Cape  of  Good 
Hope,  and  travels  in  the  country  of  the 
Hottentots  [1772].  Philadelphia,  1801. 
24*.  zz.662.35 


Africa. 


OF  THE  COLLEGE  OF  NEW  JERSEY. 


Agricultnre. 


Hottentots  [1772].    Philadelphia,  1801.    24**. 

X  1.662. 35 

— Steedman  (A.)  Wanderings  and  adventures 
in  the  interior  of  southern  Africa,  [1831]. 
London,  1835.     2  v.     8^  1 1.662.3 

— Theal  (G.  McC.)  Compendium  of  the  his- 
tory and  geography  of  south  Africa  .  .  . 
London,  1878.     2  v.  in  i.     8^      xx.662.7 

— Trollope  (A.)  South  Africa,  [1877].  Lon- 
don, 1878.     2  V.     p.  8*.  1x.662.19 

— Wilson  (E.)  Reminiscences  of  a  frontier 
police  officer  in  south  Africa.  Grahams- 
town,  1866.  8°.  ix.662.26 
.W,  aiso^  Cape  Colony,  Natal,  Transvaal,  Zulus. 

Western. 

— BowDiCH  (T.  E.)  Mission  to  Ashantee,  with 
a  statistical  account  of  that  kingdom 
[1817].    London,  1819.    4*.        11.666. 17 

— Castiuio  (A.  M.)     Descrip9&o  e  roteiro  da 

costa  occidental  de  Africa  desde  o  Cabo 

•      de  Espartel  at6  o  das  Agulhas.     Lisboa, 

1866.     2v.    8^  xx.666.20 

— Du  Chaillu  (P.  B.)  Explorations  and  ad- 
ventures in  equatorial  Africa,  [1856-59]. 
New  York,  1861.     8*.  xx.664.13 

Wild    life    under  the  equator  .  .  London, 

1869.     i6\  xx.664.27 

— GoRRiNGB  (H.  H.)  The  west  coast  of  Africa. 
Washington,  1873.    8**.  2.42.6 

— Hubbe-Scheiden( — ^)Ethiopien:  Studien  ilber 
west- Africa.  Hamburg,  1879.  8°,  xx.663.2 

— Mereiam  <M.  B.)  Home  life  in  Africa, 
[1866  (?)]  ;  or,  a  new  glimpse  into  an  old 
comer  of  the  world,  [anon.l  Boston, 
1868.     16°.  xx.654.22 

— Reade  (W.  W.)  Savage  Africa:  being  the 
narrative  of  a  tour  in  equatorial,  south- 
western and  north-western  Africa.  New 
York,  1864.     8^  xx.665.7 

— Valdez  (F.  T.)  Africa  occidental.  Noticiase 
considerac6es.  Lisboa,  1864.  8**.  x  1.666. 22 
.Sm,  «Us0^  Aobeokuta,  Angola,  Ashanti.  Coloniza- 
tiocL  Congo,  Dahomey,  LiyiDfi[stone(D.).  Loan- 
go,  Sierra  faeone,  Slave  trade,  Teneriffe,  Yoruba. 

African  languages. 

— Baikie  (W.  B.)    Observations  on  the  Hausa 

and  Fulfulde  languages.     London,  1861. 

8^  X5.976 

— Barth  (H.)     Collection  of  vocabularies   of 

central-African  languages.     Gotha,  1862. 

1. 8^  xs.976.5 

—Salt  (H.)  Particulars  respecting  African 
tribes.  .  .  With  vocabularies  of  their 
languages.     London,  1814.    V,     x  1.668. 2 

— Steere  (E.)  Short  specimens  of  the  vocabu- 
laries of  three  unpublished  African  lan- 
guages, Gindo,  Zaramo,  Angazidja.  Lon- 
don, i860.  12°.  15.976 
S€«,  also^  Bechuana  (Sechuana),  Bomu,  Etniopic 
(Gheez),  Kisuaheli  (SuaheU),  Tlgre,  Woloff. 

Agassiz  (Louis  Jean  Rodolphe).   b,  1807,  ^.1873. 
— -Favre  ( E.)     Louis   Agassiz  :   a  biographical 

notice.      Tr.  [from  the  French]  by  M.  A. 

Henry,     pp.  236-261.  28.3733 

\In  Smithsonian  report,  2878]. 
— Stebbins  (R.  p.)    Louis  Agassiz.  28.3733 

\In  Smithsonian  report,  1878] . 

Agincourt,  (yr  Azincour.     (Battle  of,  1415). 

— Batavle  (The)  of  Agencourt  by  king  Henry 
V.     \anon.\  8.461.  i 

\In  Buchon  (J.  A.)  Chroniques  frangaises. 
— '",  1833-98.    vol.  33,  appendix]. 


Paris,  ] 


— Batayle  (Ye)  of  Egyngecourte. 

C.)    Early  popular  poetryr   v.' a', 


r,    «    ,      ,«,  w-   *   .  X8.3094.7 

\Ih  HazUtt  (W.  '^  ^    *    •  

pp.  88-Z08.] 

—Nicolas  (Sir  N.  H.)  The  history  of  the 
battle  of  AgincourL    London,  1827.     12''. 

5.290.13 
5ltf,  o/fv,  any  history  of  England. 

ACTOstidsm. 

— Plumptre  (E.  H.)    Movements  in  religious 

thought    London,  1879.     i^^* 

22.1394.33 

5>#,  also^  Scepticism. 

Amcola  (Cnaeus  Julius),     b.  A.D.  37,  d,  93. 

—Tacitus  (C.  C.)  De  vita  et  moribus  Cneii 
Julii  Agricolae  .  .  .  Mit  erlfluterungen 
und  exkursen  von  C.  L.  Roth.  Ntlm- 
berg,  1833.     8^  x2.766.15 

Agriculture. 

— Alamanni  (L.)  La  coltivazione  .  .  [poema, 
1546].     Milano,  1804.     8**.  12.770.  i 

— American  husbandry.  An  account  of  the  soil 
of  the  British  colonies  in  North  America, 
by  an  American.  \anon,\  London,  1775. 
2  V.     8^  28.1743.7 

Note.    Attributed  to  Arthur  Youn^. 

— Cato  (M.  p.)  Libri  de  re  xustica  quae  ex- 
tant. H.  Jordan  prolegomena  scripsit 
Lipsiae,  i860.     8'.  13.782.9 

—Columella  (L.  T.  M.)  De  re  rustica  libri  xil 
curante  J.  M.  Gemero.  Mannhemii,  1781. 
2  V.  in  I.     16'.  13.782.20 

— Crescenzio  (P.)  Trattato  della  agricoltura. 
Milano,  1805.     3  v.  in  2.     8*.      12.772. 10 

—Darwin  (E.)  Phytologia :  or,  the  philosophy 
of  agriculture  and  gardening.  Dublin, 
1800.     8^  28.3741.  n 

— Debauve  (A.)  Des  eaux  en  agriculture. 
Paris,  1876.     8-.  26.1625.5 

^The  same.     Atlas.  26.1628.25 

— Emmons  (E.)  Agriculture  of  New  York  .  . 
comprising  an  account  of  the  soils  and 
rocks  .  .  Albany,  1846-56.  5  v.  in  2. 
4^  27.1686.1 

— EsTiENNE  (C.)  and  Liebault  (J.)  Maison  rus- 
tique ;  or,  the  countrey  farme.  Tr.  by 
R.  Surflet.  With  additions  by  G.  Mark- 
ham.     London,  1616.    V.  28.1756.4 

— Fessenden  (T.  G.)  The  complete  farmer  and 
rural  economist  .  .  4th  ed.  Boston, 
1839.     I2^  28.1743.15 

— Gaudry  (A.)  Recherches  scientifiques  en 
Orient,  1853-54.  Partie  agricole.  Paris, 
1855.     4°.  X  1.705.2 

— Home  (F.)  Principles  of  agriculture  and 
vegetation.    3d  ed.     London,  1762.     8°. 

28.1743.10 

^The  same.     I   principi  dell*    agricoltura  e 

della  vegetazione.     Venezia,  1775.     16*. 

28.1742.7 

— Mitchell  (D.  G.)  Rural  studies,  with  hints 
for  country  places,  [anon.]  New  York, 
1867.     I2\  21.1325.27 

^Wet  days  at  Edgewood,  with  old  farmers. 

gardeners,  etc.     [anon.]  New  York,  1865. 
I2^  2Z. 1325.29 

— Morris  (E.)  How  to  get  a  farm,  and  where 
to  find  one  .  .  by  the  author  of  *'Ten 
acres  enough."  [anon.]  New  York,  1872. 
12*.  28.1743.16 


Agriculture. 


SUBJECT-CATALOGUE  OF  THE  LIBRARY 


Agvdrrt. 


— New  Jersey  agricultural  experiment  station. 
First  anniud  report  for  the  year  1880. 
Trenton.  1880.     8^  28.1742.5 

— Rogers  (J.  E.  T.)  History  of  agriculture  in 
England  from  125910  1793.  Oxford,  1866. 
2  V.     8^  25.1542.4 

— Schneider  (J.  G.)  Scriptorum  rei  rusticae 
veterum  latinorum  tomus  i-viii.  Lipsiae, 
1794-^7.    8v.     8^  x3.781.12 

— Select  essays  on  husbandry,  [afion.]  Edin- 
burgh, 1767.     8%  28.1743.9 

— Tusser  (T.)  Five  hundred  points  of  good 
husbandry,  as  well  for  the  champion  as 
for  the  woodland.  With  notes  by  W. 
Mavor.  London,i8i2.    sm.4''.  z8.1088.23 

The  same.     Ed.   by  W.  Payne  and  S.  J. 

Herrtage.  London.  1878.  8'.  15.920. 14 
[English  dialect  •ociety's  publications]. 

— Varlo  (C.)  a  new  system  of  husbandry. 
Philadelphia.  1785.     2  v.     8^     28.1743.6 

— Virgilius  Maro  (P.)  Georgicorum  libri 
quatuor.  With  an  English  translation 
and  notes  by  John  Martyn.  London, 
1741.     4*.  13.816. 1 

—Walker  (W.)  Obstlehre  der  Griechen  und 
ROmer.    Reutlingen,i845.    8*".  28.1743,2 

— Washington  (G.)  Letters  on  agriculture  .  . 
to  A.  Young  and  Sir  J.  Sinclair.  Ed., by 
F.  Knight.     Washington,  1847.     4*. 

28.1743. 1 
— Young  (A.)    Farmer's  tour  through  the  east 

of    England  .  .  [amm.]      London,    1771. 

4  V.    8^  28.1743.5 

< The  same.     Six  months'  tour  through  the 

north  of  England  .  .  [arum.]  2d  ed. 
London,  1771.     4  v.     8**.  28.1743.3 

The   same.      Six   weeks*  tour  through   the 

southern  counties  of  England  and  Wales. 

{amm.]     By  the  author  of  the  Farmer's 
etters.     3d  ed.     London,  1772.     8**. 

28.1743.4 
Sff,  aUo^  Bees,  Cereals,  Drainage,  Flower  cul- 
ture. Fruit  culture,  Gardeniog,  Grasses,  Horse, 
Manures,  Mule,  Sheep,  Zoology. 
In  books,  also,  on  Geology,  Mineralogy,  and 
Meteorolc^,  the  agriculturist  will  find  much 
which  it  IS  important  for  him  to  know. 

Agricultural  associations. 

— Tlxinois  state  agricultural  society.  Transac- 
tions .  .  ed.  by  J.  P.  Reynolds.  Spring- 
field, 1870.     8^  28.1741. 5 

— New  Jersey  state  agricultural  society.  An- 
nual reports  for  1860,1873-1874.  Newark, 
1873-75.     8°.  28.1742.2 

— New  York  society  for  the  promotion  of  use- 
ful arts.  Transactions.  Albany,  1807-14. 
3v.     8^  28.1741-1 

— New  York  state  agricultural  society.  Trans- 
actions. .  .  1843.     Albany,  1844.     8°. 

28.1741. 2 
— Proceedings  of  the  farmer's  club,  [1868-70]. 

Albany,  1869-70.  2  v.  8°.  30. 3887. 3 
[In  Transactions  of  the  American  Institute,  39th 
report,  pp.  1 98-692  ;  30th  report,  pp.  293-803]. 

— Report  of  the  commissioner  of  agriculture  for 
1863,  1869.     Washington,   1864-70. 
2v.    8^  28. 1 742. 1 

^The  same  for  1870,  1871, 1878,  1879.  Wash- 
ington, 1871-80.     4  V.     8°.  28. 1742. 1 

^Watson  (E.)  History  of  agricultural  societies 
on  the  modern  Berkshire  system.  From 
1807  to  1820.  Albany,  1820.  8"*.  4. 186.6 
[In  '*  Watson  on  Canals  and  agriculture*']. 


AflTicultural  chemistry. 

--Caldwell  (G.  C.)  Agricultural  qualitative 
and  quantitative  chemical  analysis.  New 
York,  [1869].     12*.  30. 1934.2s 

— Cochrane  (A.)  A  treatise  shewing  the  inti- 
mate connection  between  agriculture  and 
chemistry.  By  the  earl  of  Dundonald. 
London,  1795.     4".  28.1743.27 

— Davy  (H.)  Elements  of  agricultural  chem- 
istry.    Philadelphia,  1821.     8*. 

28.1743.25 

— Debauve  (A.)  Culture  rationnelle.  Paris, 
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— ^Johnson  (S.  W.)  How  crops  feed  .  .  .  New 
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Lectures  on  agricultural  chemistry.  Wash- 
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— LiBBiG  (J.  von).  Chemistry  in  its  applications 
to  agriculture  and  physiology.  Ed.  by  L. 
Playfair  and  W.  Gregory.  From  4th  Lon- 
don ed.  New  York,  1847.  12°.   28. 1743.21 

^The  same.     2d  Am.  ed.  by  J.  W.  Webster. 

Cambridge,  i84i.  12**.  28.1743.22 

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— Treatise  (A),  on  soils  and  manures  .  .  by  a 
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Agricultural  implements. 

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26.1642.15. 

[Bound  with  Sharp's  account  of stoves]. 

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York,  1854.     I2^  28.1743.20 

Agrippa  (Heinrich  Cornelius  Agrippa  von  Net- 

tesheim),  b,  i486,     d,  1535. 
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Agrippa  von  Nettesheim  .  .  London,  1856. 

2  V.     p.  8"*.  23.1416.24 

Agrippina,  {the  elder).    6,  B.C.  12  (?)  d.  a.d.  33. 
—Hamilton  (E.)    Memoirs  of  the  life  of  Agrip- 

pina,   the  wife  of  Germanicus.     2d  ed. 

London,  181 1.    2  v.  in  i.    16".    X2. 744.34 
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[In  his  ROmische  kaiserfrauen,  pp.  193-344]. 
Agrippina,  {the  younger),     b,  a.d.  13  (?)  d,  A.D. 

59. 

— Stahr  (A.  W.  T.)  Agrippina,  die  mutter 
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Agrotis,  {the  dart-moth). 

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American  species  of  agrotis,  with  descrip- 
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[In  Bqjletin  of  the  U.  S.  geological  and  geomphi- 
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Aguirre  (Lope  de). 

—Simon  (P.)     "The  expedition   of   Pedro  de 

Ursua  and  Lope  de  Aguirre  in  search  of 

El  Dorado  and  Omagua  in  1 560-1."     Tr. 

by  W.  BoUaert.     With  introduction  by  C. 

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2.51.22 


8 


Ahasuems. 


OF  THE  COLLEGE  OF  NEW  JERSEY. 


Alchemj. 


Ahasuems,  {in  Hebreiv,  Ahashvero$h). 

— Tyrwhitt  (R.   E.)     Esther  and  Ahasuerus, 

an  identification  [with  Darius  Hystaspes]. 

Oxford,  1868.    2  V.     8**.  xx.705.9 

Ainos,  (the  nborizines  of  Japari). 
— Pfizmaibr  (A.)     Kritische  durchsicht  der  von 

Dawidow  verfassten  wSrtersammlung  aus 

der  sprache  der  Ainos.     Wien,  1852.    8". 

15.930. 10 
Atol  and  Mirabel. 
— AiOL  et  Mirabel,  and  Elie  de  Saint  Gille,  zwe: 

altfranzOsische  heldengedichte,  herausge- 

geben  von  W.  Foerster.    Heilbronn,  1876. 

p.  8^  18.3065.15 

Air.     See  Aeronautics,  Atmosphere,  Barometer, 

Gases,  Pneumatics. 
Aire  and  Calder,  rivers  {  Yorkshire), 
— Great  Britain.      Commissioners    [on]  the 

means    of   preventing   the    pollution    of 

rivers.     Third    report      Pollution  from 

the  woollen  manufacture.     London,  1867. 

2  V.    f®.  Alumni  room, 

Aiz-U-chapelle  dialect. 
— MuLLER  (J.)  and  Weitz  (W.)    Aachener  mun- 

dart    Idiotikon.     Aachen,  1836.    8°. 

x5.2940.25 
Aisse,  Mademoiselle^  b,  1693.    d,  1733. 
— Sainte-Beuve  (C.  a.)    Mademoiselle  Alss6. 

Paris,  1864.     18**.  8.  481.3 

[/«  his  Portnuts  litt^raires,  ▼.  3,  pp.  x3o-z84]. 
Akenside  (Mark),    b,  1721.    d,  1770. 
— BucKE  (C.)    On  the  life,  writings  and  genius 

ofAkenside.   London,i832.   12".   6.341.16 
Akers   (Elizabeth    A.   C.)     See  Allen  (E.  A. 

C.) 


—Smith  (E.   A.)     Geological  survey  of  Ala- 
bama for  1875.     Montgomery,  1876.     8*". 

29.1812.23 
Ncte,  Some  information  as  to  the  early  condition 
of  Alabama  may  be  found  In  the  documents  of 
the  United  Sutes,  as  reported  in  the  catalogue  of 
the  public  library  of  Boston,  page  8x6. 
See^  als0y  Mismssippi  valley. 


— Dall  (W.    H.)     Alaska   and  its    resources. 

Boston,  1870.     8*.  3. 161. 1 

— Whymper  (F.)    Travel  and  adventure  in  the 

territory  of  Alaska,  1862-65.     New  York, 
,        1869.     I2^  3.161.2 

See^  alsoy  Botany,  and  Fossils. 
AltMUlia,  (anciently  Epirus). 
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1809   and    1 8 10.      By    lord    Broughton. 

London,  1858.     2  v.     8*.  X4. 851.2 

— Holland  (H.)    Travels  in  Albania,  etc.,  .  . 

1812.     London,  1819.    2  v.    8°.    X4.852.8 
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London,  1820.     2  v.     4".  X4.856.9 

— Lear  (E.)    Journals  of  a  landscape  painter  in 

Albania,  etc.,  [1848-49].      London,  185 1. 

1.  8'.  •  x4.856.17 

Se€y  als0,  Bpims. 
Albert   (Franz  August  Carl    Emanuel,  prince 

consort  of  England ^  prince  of  SaxC'Coburg- 

Gotka),     b,  1819.     d,  1861. 
— Grty  (C.)    The  early  years  of  his  royal  high- 
ness the  prince  consort.  New  York,  1867. 

la".  6.341.9 


The  same.     La  jeunesse  du  prince  Albert 

.  .  Traduit  de  I'anglais  par  Mme.  De  Witt, 
n6e  Guizot.     Paris,  1868.    8°.        6  341.6 

— Martin  (T.)  The  life  of  his  royal  highness 
the  prince  consort.  New  York,  1875-80. 
5  V.     12°.  6.341.8 

— Victoria  Alexandrina.  Leaves  from  the 
journal  of  our  life  in  the  Highlands, 
1848-61.  Ed.  by  A.  Helps.  New  York. 
1868.     12**.  6.341.10 

Albert  Nyanza,  {lake  in  Central  Africa). 

—Baker,  {Sir  S.  W.)  The  Albert  Nyanza,  Lon- 
don, 1866.    8*'.  X  1.665. 18 

Albertus  Magnus,  {count  of  Bollstddt,  doctor  uni- 
versalis),    b.  1205.     d.  1280. 

— AssAiLLY  (O.  d').  Albert  le  grand.  L'ancien 
monde  devant  le  nouveau.  Paris,  1870. 
8'.  x3.1416.18 

Albigendes. 

— Chronique  des  Albigeois,  en  vers  proven9aux, 
avec  une  traduction  litt6rale.  X5.933.8' 

{In  Raynouard  (F.  J.  M.)  Lezique  roman.  T. 
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— Gestes  (Des)  glorieux  des  Fran9ais  de  Tan 
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r/«  Guizot  (F.  P.  G^^  M^m.  sur  ITiistoire  de 
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4°.  31.1966. 2 

— Pierre  de  Vaulx-Cernay.  Histoire  de 
lli^r^sie  des  Albigeois  et  de  la  sainte 
guerre  entreprise  contre  eux,  [1203- 
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the  crusades  against  the  Albigenses,  in  the 
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Nate,  Further  information  respecting  tne  Albi- 
gensian  crusade  will  be  found  in  histories  of  the 
middle  ages,  or,  of  the  Christian  church,  as  in  v.  4 
of  Milman's  Latin  Christianity. 

Albuquerque  (Affonso  d*).  Commentaries,  [re- 
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W.  D.  Birch.  London,  1875-77.  2  v. 
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Alchemy.    {'^  The  sickly  infancy  of  .chemistry), 

— Hitchcock  (E.  A.)  Remarks  upon  alchemy 
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1857.     I2^  22. 1391.4s 

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— Lull  (R.)  [Libelli  aliquot  chemici].  Argen- 
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Codicillus  seu  fontes  alchimicse  artis  et  re- 
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— Garland  (J.  de).  Compendium  alchimiae. 
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[In  his  Popular  delusions,  v.  2,  pp.  139-287]. 

— RiST  (J.)  Philosophischer  phoenix,  das  ist 
kurtze  entdeckung  der  materise  des  steins 
der  weisen.     Dantzigk,  1682.    sm.  8^ 

23.3433.1^ 


Alchemy. 


SUBJECT-CATALOGUE  OF  THE  LIBRARY 


Alexander. 


^-Thurneisser  (T.)  Quinta  essentia,  das  ist, 
die  htfchste  subtilitet,  krafft,  und  wirckung 
beyder  der  ftlrtrefflichsten  und  .  .  .  ntltz- 
lichsten  ktlnsten  der  medicin  und  al- 
chemy .  .  •     Ijeipzig,  [1574]-    f**- 

29.3818.3 
Seg,  als0y  Chemistry,  {History). 

Alcohol. 

— Miller  (T.)  Alcohol,  its  place  and  power. 
New  York,  1875.     i6'.  24.1473.40 

Se€y  alto^  Temperance. 

Alcoran.     See  Koran. 

Alcuin.    h.  735  (?)    d,  803. 

— LoRENZ  (F.)  The  life  of  Alcuin.  Translated 
from  the  German  by  J.  M.  Slee.  Lon- 
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Alden  family. 

— Alden  (E.)  Memorial  of  the  descendants  of 
the  Hon.  John  Alden.  Randolph,  Mass., 
1867.     8*.  3.138^.13 

Aldine  editions.    See  Manuzi  family. 

Aldobrandini  wedding:,  a  Greek  fresco  in  the 
Vatican  palace  at  Rome. 

— BOttiger  (C.  a.)  and  Meyer  (H.)  Die  aldo- 
brandinische  hochzeit,  nebist  einer  abhand- 
lung  iiber  dies  gemftlde  von  seiten  der 
kunst.  Dresden,  18 10.  4''.  30.1892.2 
Note.  The  above  name  was  given  to  ^s  woiic  of 
art  because  it  belonged  to  the  Aldobrandini  fam- 
ily, soon  after  its  discovery  in  the  baths  of  Titus. 

jUdroyandi  (Ulisse).  b.  1522.  d.  1607.  An 
eminent  naturalist  of  Bologna. 

— Fantuzzi  (G.)  Memorie  della  vita  di  Ulisse 
Aldrovandi  .  .  .  Bologna,  1774.     8°. 

z2.714.10 

— MacGillivray  (W.)  Memoir  of  U.  Aldro- 
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Aldus  Manatias.     See  Manuzio  (Aldo  Pio). 
Alemanni. 

— Lex  Alamannorum  edente  Johanne  Merkel. 

9.528.1 

[/«  Monumenta  Germanise  historica.      Legum 

tomus  IIL  Fas.  I]. 

Alembert  (Jean  I^  Rond  d*).     b.    1717.      d. 

1783. 
— Brougham  (H.)     D'Alembert      Edinburgh, 

1872.     16°.  6.2342.  II 

[Brougham^s  works,  v.  1,  pp.  383-467]. 
— CoNDORCET  (J.   A.   N.  de  C.  de).      Eloge  de 

d'Alembert     Paris,  an  xiii,    [1805].     p. 

8^  8.500.2 

\In  Alembert,  Oeuvrcs,  v.  i,  pp.  59-132]. 
Alesia,  {captured  by  Julius  Caesar^  b.  c  52). 
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7.386.16 
— Gravot  (A.)     Etude  sur  TAlesia  de  C6sar. 

Paris,  1862.     8^  7.386.14 

^-Napoleon  hi.     La  prise  d' Alesia,  campagne 

de  702.  12.746. 19 

[/#»  kis  Histoire  de  Jules  C^sar,  v.  a,  pp.  286-331]. 
Alexander,  the  great,    b.  356  b.c.    d.  323. 
— Arrianus.        Ezpeditionis     Alexandri     libri 

septem,  graece  et  latine  cum  annotation!' 

bus  G.  Raphelii  .  .  .  Amstelaedami,  1757. 

8°.  x4.882.25 

—  -The  same.     Recensuit  J.  E.  Ellendt.    Regi- 

montii,  1832.     2  v.  in  i.     8**.      14.882. 25 
— Callisthenes     (Pseudo-Callisthenes).      Vita 

Alexandri  .  .  .  etc.    Parisiis,  1877.    1.  8**. 

14.874.2 


— Clarke  <E.  D.)  The  tomb  of  Alexander.  A 
dissertation.    Cambridge,  1805.    4°. 

14.856.  P3 

— CuRTius  RuFUS  (Q.)  De  rebus  gestis  Alex- 
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Snakenburg.     Delphis,  1724.    4"*. 

13.793.2 

^The  same.     Life  and  exploits  of  Alexander 

the  great.  Ed.  ...  by  W.  H.  Crosby. 
New  York,  1854.     12".  X3.791.9 

Gigtr. 

— Droysen  (J.  G.)  Geschichte  der  Alexander 
des  grossen.     Gotha,  1877-78.     3  v.     8*. 

24.85  i.S 

— Geier  (R.)  Alexandri  M.  historiarum  scrip* 
tores  aetate  suppares.    Lipsiae,  1844.    8"*. 

Z4.2873.6 

— Gestes  (The)  of  the  worthie  king  and  emper- 
our,  AHsaundre  of  Macedoinie.  {anon.^ 
Translated  from  the  Latin,  1340.  Ed.  by 
W.  W.  Skeat.  18.1073. 27 

VVith  William  of  P^eme,  pp.  itt-sxS.  Early 
English  text  society  publicaticMis]. 

— Grote  (G.)    Life  of  Alexander.  Z4.850.1 

\In  kis  History  of  Greece,  v.  la]. 

— GuALTiER  DE  Chatillon  (P.)  Alexandreis  m. 
Philippi  Gualtherii  ab  Insulis.  Lipsiae, 
1863.     24'.  z8.1051.32 

— Itinerarium  Alexandri  .  .  .  \anon.'\  Edente 
A.  Maio.    Francofurtiad  Moenum,  1818. 

88  pp.    8^  13. 791. 13 

— Kiepert  (H.)    Orbis  terrarum  antiqui  tabula 
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\.N.  E.  wtH£  room], 

— Plutarchus.    ^AXi^arSpoi.  Z4.907.1 

iln  kis  Opera,  ed.  J.  G.  Huttefi,T.  4,  pp.  251-357]. 
—  -The  same.     Alexander.  Z4.906.7 

[In  kis  Lives,  ed.  A.  H.  Cough,  v.  4,  pp.  i59-a55l. 
— ROLLIN  (C.)    The  life  of  Alexander  the  great, 

king  of  Macedon.   Providence,  1796.   12". 

Z4.2852.3 
— Sainte-Croix   (G.-E.-J.    G.   de  C.-L.,    baron 

de).     Examen   critique   des  anciens  his- 

toriens      d'Alexandre-Ie-grand.      [anon.] 

Paris,  an  xiii. — 1804.     4  .  Z4.866.6 

— ScHOENBORN  (    )    Der  zug  Alexander's  durch 

Lycien.     Posen,  1848.     27  pp.    4". 

Z4.866A. 
— Thorwaldsen  (C.   a.)    II  trionfo  di  Ales- 

sandro    coUe    illustrazioni    di    Missirtni. 

Roma,  1829.     r.  B.7.6 

A  rt-room. 

— ^Valerius  (J.)  Res  gestae  Alexandri  mace- 
donis,  translatae  ex  Aesopo  graeco,  pro- 
deunt  nunc  primum.  Edente  ...  A. 
Maio.     Francofurti  ad  M.,  1818.     8'. 

z3.791.13 
— Weber  (G.)     Alexander  der  grosse.     Leip- 
zig, 186 1.    8'.  2.82.1 
t/n  kis  Rdmische  geschichte,  pp.  153-333]. 
AUgcmeine  weltgeschichte,  v.  3]. 

— WiLLiAJds  (J.)  The  life  and  actions  of  Alex- 
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i6%  I.I.I 

The  same.  32.2010.4 

Alexander  L,  Paulowitz,  czar  of  Russia,  b. 
1777.    d.  1825. 

— Maccall  (W.)    Alexander  of  Russia. 

8.478tf .  I 
[/»  kit  Foreign  biographies,  v.  3,  pp.  136-163]. 


JUezander. 


OF  THE  COLLEGE  OF  NEW  JERSEY. 


Alg^ebra. 


— ScHNiTZLER  (J.  H.)  CouTt  and  government 
of  Russia  under  the  emperor  Alexander. 
London,  1847.     2  v.    8*.  XO.603.2 

— ^VoiGT  (E.  W.  C.)  Alexander  L,  kaiser  von 
Russland  und  kOnig  von  Polen.  Eine 
ffcdilchtniss-schrift.     Zerbst,  1830.     8^ 

XO.603.20 

MtKtuideTlll,^JHn£^  of  Scotland,  b,  1241.  d,  1285. 

— Tytler  (P.  F.)    Alexander  the  third.     92  pp. 

V.  I  of  z  .10.12 

Alexander  VII.,  jgg^. 

— Bargrave  (T.)  Tne  college  of  cardinals  under 
Alexander  vn.  Edited  by  J.  C  Robert- 
son.    London,  1867.    4*.  6.316.  i 

Alexander  (Archibald),    b.  1772.    d,  1851. 

—Alexander  (J-  W.)  The  life  of  Archibald 
Alexander.  New  York,  1854.  8*.   4.202.6 

Alexander  (James  Waddell).    b,  1804.    d.  1859. 

—Forty  yean'  familiar  letters,    constituting, 
with  the  notes,  a  memoir  of  his  life.     Ed- 
ited by  J.  Hall,  the  surviving  correspon- 
dent   New  York,  1870.    2  v.  in  i.    8*. 
Alumni  collection. 

Alexander  (Joseph  Addison),   b.  1809.   d,  i860. 

—Alexander  (H.  C.)    The  life  of  Joseph  Addi- 
son Alexander.     New  York.     2  v.     12**. 
Alumni  collection. 

Alexander  (V^lliam,  eari  of  Stirling),  b.  1580. 
d,  1640. 

— Introductory  memoir  of  Sir  W.  Alexander, 
earl  of  Stirling.  28  pp.    v.  i  of  z8. 1080.6 

Alexander  (William,  Jhtotim  as  lord  Stirling), 
b.  1726.    d.  1783. 

— DuER  (W.  A.)  The  life  of  William  Alexander, 
earl  of  Stirling,  with  selections  from  his 
correspondence,  during  the  revolution. 
New  York,  1847.    8^  v.  2  of  2.184.2 

Alexander  familj,  (in  Scotland), 

— Rogers  (C.)  Memorials  of  the  house  of 
Alexander.      Edinburgh,  1877.     2  v.     8"*. 

5,278^.6 

Alexandra  Feodorowna,  emfress  of  Russia, 
wife  of  Nicholas,  and  formerly  the  prin- 
cess Charlotte,  of  Prussia,     b,  1798.      d, 

— Grimm  (A.  T.  von).  Alexandra,  .  .  .  em- 
mess  of  Russia.  Tr.  by  lady  Wallace. 
Edinburgh,  187a    3  v.     p.  8^    10,603.23 

Alexandria,  (State  of  science  and  letters  there, 
about  the  Christian  era). 

— Delepierre  (O.)    The  Alexandrian  library, 

2.61.  II 
[/«  kis  Historic  doubts,  pp.  31-39]. 

— KiKGSLEY  (C.)  Alexandria  and  her  schools. 
Cambridge,  1854.     p.  8°.  23. 1415.30 

—Matter  0)  Histoke  de  r^cole  d'Alexan- 
drie,  compar6e  aux  principales  6coles  con- 
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The  same.  12.738^.22 

The  same.  32.2012.  i 

[/«  tktir  Literary  men  of  Italy,  v.  «,  pp.  247- 
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Alfred    the  Great,    (king  of  the    West  Saxons), 

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Alrehra. 

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on  the  application  of  algebra  to  geometry. 
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tr.  from  the  Fr.  ....  by  E.  C.  Ross.  New 
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[Gigcr]. 

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— Debauve  (A.)    Algfebre.     Paris,  1871.     8**. 

26.1625.5 

— De  Morgan  {A.)i6  Arithmetic  and  algebra. 
London.  1836.     S\  '26.1590.10 

— Elsee  (C.)i7  Elements  of  algebra.  5th  ed. 
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— Euler  (L.)i8  Elements  of  algebra,  translated 
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and  additions  by  La  Grange.  London, 
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The  same.     Translated,  with  notes.     2d  ed. 

London.  1810.     2  v.     8**.  26.1591.27 

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[Giger]. 

^The  same.    4e  6d.     Bruxelles,  1820.     8**. 

26.1591.36 

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trig^onometry.  3d  ed.  London,  1875. 
12  .  26.1591.47 

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26.1591.48 

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of  algebraic  equations.    Dublin,  1866.    8°. 

25.1582.4 

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— HiRSCH  (M.)3i  Collection  of  arithmetical  and 
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—La  Croix  (S.  F.)34  Elements  of  algebra. 
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gdbre.     3e  6d.     Paris,  an  xiii— 1804.    8**. 

25.3591.9 

The  same,     se  6d.     Paris,  1825.     8'. 

26.1591.67 

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equations  num^riques  de  tous  les  degr^s. 

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6th  ed.     London,  1796.     8**.      26.1591.74 

The  same.     8\  26.1591.75 

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Algebra. 


OF  THE  COLLEGE  OF  NEW  JERSEY. 


Algeria. 


-Matthiessen  (L.)45    Grundzflge  der  antiken 

and  modernen  algebra  .  .  .  Leipzig,  1878. 

8\  26.1592.7 

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nati, 1879.     12*.  26.3590.24i 
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negatives,  et  des  quantit^s  pr6tendues  ima- 

ginaires.    2e  6d.     Paris,  1861.     i6'. 

26.1592.10 
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Napier].    Edinburgi,  1839.   4**.   26.1598.14 
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editio  secunda.     [Anon.]     London,  1722. 

8".  26.3590.10 

-Peacock  (G.)48    Treatise  on  algebra.    .    .    . 

Csunbridge,  [Eng.],  1842-45.     2  v.     8". 

26.1592.15 
-Peirce  (B.)49  Elementary  treatise  on  algebra : 

.  .  .  6th  ed.  Boston,  1850.  12°.  26.1592.17 
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Utica,  1845.     12**.  26.1592.19 

5 iTreattse  on  algebra.  .  .  .  Utica,  1842.  8**. 

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-Petersen  0-)52     Theorie  der  algebraischen 

gleichungen.     Kopenhagen,  1878.     8*". 

26.1592.22 
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-Reyneau  (C.  R.)    Analyse  demon tr6e;  ou,  la 

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26.1606.21 
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algebra:   theoretical  and  practical.  .  .  . 

Cincinnati,  1846.     12''.  26.1592.29 

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Cincinnati,  1844.     12°.  26.1592.30 

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modem  higher  algebra.      Dublin,    1859. 

8*.  26.1592.34 

-Sandeman  (A.)    Pelicotetics ;  or,  the  science 

of  quantity.  .  .  .  Cambridge,  [En^.],  1868. 

8".  20.1592.37 

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Cambridge,  [Eng.],  1740-41.     2  v.    4**. 

26.1596.14 
-  -The  same.    2d  ed.     London,  1761.     8°. 

26.3591.10 
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26.1592.49 

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London,  1782.     8*.  26.1592.52 

— The  same,  ist  Am.  from  8th  Lond.  ed. 
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2eanf.     Prag,  1879.     8°.  26.3591.21 

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62  Elementary  treatise  on  Laplace's,  Lamp's, 

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— Wood  (J.)  Elements  of  algebra ;  ...  3d  ed. 
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The  same.      4lh  ed.      Cambridge,    [Eng.], 

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J^atg.  Part  of  the  history  of  algebra  has  been 
given  by  Libri  in  his  Histoire  des  sciences  math6- 
matiques  en  Italie,  as  well  as  by  Hutton  in  his 
Tracts  on  mathematical  subjects,  and  in  his  mathe- 
matical dictionary,  as  also  by  Montuela  in  his  His- 
toire des  math^matiques. 

J^oU  a.  In  order  to  guidt  the  choice  of  the  stu- 
dent, a  schedule  of  the  merit  of  these  algebraic 
works  has  been  made  by  one  of  the  mathematical 
professors.  It  will  be  perceived  that  a  series  of 
numbers  has  been  attacned  to  these  titles,  and  the 
critic  has  pronounced  his  judgment  by  a  single 
word  or  phrase.  Thus: 
Easy.  6,  31. 

Excellent.  13,  36, 30,  41, 59,  6a. 
Good.  17,  27,  45,  5a,  63. 
Greatest  works  on  the  subject.  7,  3a,  60. 
Important.  16,  36,  39,  56. 
Obsolete,  a,  3,  9,  39,  49,  50,  51. 
Of  historic  interest,  z,  5, 18,  ao,  aS,  34,  4a,  47,  48, 
58,66. 

Alg^eria,  and  Algiers  [El-Jcsair,  or  Al-Jezireh, 
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Alhambra  (The)  i.e.,  tAe  red  \Uwer\,  at  Gra- 
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—Jones  (O.)  and  Goury  (J.)   Plans  ...  of  the 
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London,  1815.    T.  xo.628.5 

Note.  Many  books  on  Spain,  and  especially  on 
Granada,  describe  the  Alhambra. 

—Prime  (S.  I.)  The  Alhambra  and  the  Krem- 
lin.    New  York,  1875.     i6°.        xo.603.15 

Ali  Pasha,  of  Janina  orjoannina,  called  Arslan, 
the  lion.     b.  1741.     d,  1822. 

—Davenport  (R.  A.)  The  life  of  Ali  Pasha  of 
Tepeleni,  vizier  of  Epirus.  London,  1837. 
16  .  x4.852.28 

The  same.  1. 1.2 

—Holland  (H.)  Notice  of  Ali  pasha.  X4.852.8 
{In  his  Travels  in  Albania  .  .  .  etc,  v.  i,  pp.  140- 
288]. 

— Hughes  (T.  S.)  Interview  with  Ali  pasha, 
and  a  sketch  of  his  history.  14. 856.9 

[/»  ku  Travels  in  Albania,    v.  a,  pp.  48-384]. 

Alienage. 

— Cockburn  (A.  J.  E.)  Nationality:  the  law 
relating  to  subjects  and  aliens.  London, 
1869.     8°.  24.3494.9 

Alkali  trade  (The). 

— KiNGZETT  (C.  T.)  History,  products,  and 
processes  of  the  alkali  trade  .  .  .  Lon- 
don, 1877.     8^  30.1871.7 

Allan  (David),     b,  1744.    d.  1796. 

— Cunningham  (A.)  Life  of  David  Allan,  pp. 
21-48.  V.  6  of  1. 1.7 

The  same.     pp.  25-47.      v.  5  of  32.2020.18 

— Memoirs  of  David  Allan,  the  Scots*  Hogarth. 
[Anon.]  X8.II03.I 

[/«  Ramsay  (A.)  Gentle  shepherd.  Edinb.,  1808. 
V.  2,  pp.  619-631]. 

Allen  (Elizabeth  Akers). 

— Leavenworth  (E.  W.)    Who  wrote  **  Rock 

me  to  sleep  ?"    Syracuse,  1870.     8". 

19. 1 1 10. 5 
—Morse  (O.  A.)    Vindication  of  the  claim  of 

A.  M.  W.  Ball  to  the  authorship  of  "Rock 

me  to  sleep,  mother."    New  York»  1867. 

8^  19. 1 1 10. 5 


Allen,  or  Alley n  (Edward),     b.  1566.     d.  1626. 

— Collier  (J.  P.)  Alleyn  papers  ;  documents 
illustrating  the  life  and  times  of  Edward 
Alleyn.     London,  1843.     8''.      z9.1131.10 

Memoirs  of  E.  Alleyn,  founder  of  Dulwich 

college.  Including  particulars  of  Shake- 
speare, Ben  Jonson,  Massinger,  etc. 
London,  1841.     8*.  19. 1 131.27 

Allen  (Ethan),     b.  1737.    d.  1789. 

-De  Puv  (H.  W.)  Ethan  Allen  and  the  Green 
mountain  heroes  of  '76.  Boston,  1853, 
12°.  4.202.7 

—Sparks  (I.)  Life  of  Ethan  Allen.  3,i38a.6 
[Sparks'  American  biogrraphy,  vol.  z]. 

Allen  (Henry  Watkins).    b.  1820.    d.  1866. 

— DoRSEY  (S.  A.)  Recollections  of  Henry  W. 
Allen.     New  York,  1866.     I2^       4.202.8^ 

Allen  (William),    b.  1770.    d.  1843. 

— Life,  with  selections  from  his  correspondence. 
London,  1846-47.     3  v.     8**.  6.341. 17 

Alliterative  poems. 

-5-Alliterative  poem  on  the  deposition  of 
Richard  li.  [Anon.]  Ed.  by  T.  Wright. 
30  pp.     4'.  /»  5-314.2 

— CoNSCRiPTio  Calvin!  casus,  carmine  crude 
cocto,  etc.  26. 165 1. 17 

[/m  Nasus  (J.)    AyraarpoKoyowp^it], 

— Morris  (R.)  Early  English  alliterative  poems 
of  the  14th  century.     London,  1804.     8*". 

18.1072. 1 

Alloys. 

— Collins  (J.  E.)  Private  book  of  useful  alloys 
and  memoranda  for  goldsmiths,  jewellers, 
etc.     London,  [1871J.     12**.       30.1870.18 

Allston  (Washington),  b.  1779.    d.  1843. 

— Ware  (W.)  Lectures  on  the  work  and  genius 
of  Washington  Allston.  Boston,  1852. 
12*.  3a  1891.24 

Almanacs. 

— Almanacco  fiorentino  per  Tanno,  1766.  Fi- 
renze,  1766.     24°.  26.1650.18- 

— Almanack  de  Gotha.  Annuaire  g6n6alogique, 
diplomatique,  et  statistique  1856-81.  Go-^ 
tha,  1856-1881.     25  V.     32**.  2. 1880. 1 

— American  (The)  almanac  and  repository  of 
useful  knowledge  for  1830-61.  [Edited 
by  G.  P.  Sanger  and  others],  Boston, 
1833-61.     32  V.     12**.  32.2017. 1 

— American  (An)  almanac,  and  treasury  of  facts. 
Edited  by  A.  R.  Spoflford.  New  York, 
1878-81.     4  V.  12**.  32.2027.6. 

— ^American  ephemeris,  and  nautical  almanac, 
1856-83.  Washington,  1853-80.    28  v.  8". 
rV.  for  1862-64,  x88i,  wanting]. 
[Observatory]. 

— AsTRONOMiscHES  jahrbuch  filr  1801-30.  Her- 
ausgegeben  von  J.  E.  Bode.  Berlin, 
1798-1828.     30  V.     16**. 


The  same. 


[Observatory]. ' 
Be 

lin,  1829-78.     50  V.     16 


lerliner  ast.  jahrb.  fiir  183 1- 
80.  Herausgegeben  von  J.  F.  Encke.  Ber- 


[V.  for  1851-52,  1855, 1857-67, 1870, 1873-78,  want- 

[ODscrvatory]. 
— British  (The)  almanac  and  companion,  for 

1828-79.  London,  1828-79.  S^v.  12**.  1.8.1 
— Brussels,     Observatory.     Annuaire   1861-80, 

par  A.  Qu^telet.    Bnuoelles,  1860-79.    ^^ 

V.  in  la    24**. 

[Observatory]. 


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OF  THE  COLLEGE  OF  NEW  JERSEY. 


Alpft.. 


— Bureau  des  longitudes  k  Paris.  Annuaire 
pour  1826-1879.  Paris,  1825-78.  54  v. 
i8\  25.3530.1 

— Calendarii  perpetui,  pars  prior  [et]  pos- 
terior.    [An^n.]    Amberg,  n.  d.    sm.  4**. 

26.1651. 17 
[Last  leaves  wanting]. 

— CoELESTiAL  (The)  atlas:  or,  a  new  ephemeris 
f or  .  .  .  1777-1815.  [Ed.]  by  R.  White. 
London,  £1777-1815].     39  v.  18**. 

26. 1650. 1 

— CoftfPANiON  (A)  to  the  Ladies'  diary,  for  .  .  . 
1780-81.  [Ed.]  by  R.  Burrow.  London, 
[1780-81].     2v.     18°.  26.1650.1 

— CoNNAissANCB  des  temps,  k  Tusage  des  astro- 
nomes,  et  des  navigateurs.  Paris,  1797- 
1877.    39  V.    8^ 

[Obserratoiy]. 

— DiA&iA  britannica ;  or,  the  British  diary  for 
.  .  .  1788-96.  [Ed.]  by  J.  Cotes  and 
[others],  Birmingham,  [1788-96].  9  v. 
18°.  20.1650.1 

— Diary  (The)  companion;  being  a  supplement 
to  the  Ladies'  diary  for  .  .  .  1788-1806. 
London,  [1788-1806J.     19  v.     i8'. 

26. 1650. 1 

— FiNANQAL  reform  almanack  for  1880,  '81,  '82. 
London,  i88o-'82.     3  v.     80.     25.1546.20 

— Gentleman's  (The)  diary;  or,  the  mathemati- 
cal repositoiy:  an  almanack  for  .  .  . 
1741-1815.  [Ed.  by  T.  Peat].  London, 
1741-1815.     75  V.     I8^  26.1650.1 

— Ladies'  (The)  diary  ;  or,  the  woman's  alman- 
ack for  ..  .  1728-1815.  [Ed.  by  J.  Tip- 
per and  others].  London,  [1728-1815J. 
88  V.     18°.  26.1650.1 

—Ladies'  (The)  diary,  for  .  .  .  1780-88.  [Ed.] 
by  R.  Burrow.  London,  [1780-88 J.  9 
V.  18".  26.1650.1 

— Lady's  (The)  and  gentleman's  diary ;  or,  royal 
almanack;  for  .  .  .  1776-79.  [Ed.]  by 
R.  Burrow.  London,  1776-79].   4  v.    18  . 

26. 1650. 1 

— Maraldi  (J.  D.)  Connoissance  des  temps  pour 
I'ann^e  bissextile  1756  .  .  .  Paris,  1755. 
i2\  26.1650.5 

— Muller(J.)  [Regiomontani  calendarium].  n. 
p.,  1507.     sm.  4**.  26.1651. 17 

— National  almanac  and  annual  record  for 
1863-64.  [Edited  by  G.  W.  ChUds]. 
Philadelphia,  1863-64.     2  v.     12''. 

32.2027.3 

— Naittical  almanac  and  astronomical  ephe- 
meris for  1786  and  1792.  London,  1781- 
86.     2v.     8°.  25.35441 

The  same  for   181 1-33.     From   Lond.   ed. 

New  York,  1811-31.    23  v.     8°.  25.3540.1 

The  same  for  1834-70.     London,  1833-66. 

37  V.     8'.  25.3544  and  3554 

The  same  for  1856-83.     London,  1855-83. 

20  V.    8°. 
[Observatory]. 

— Old  poor  Robin.  An  almanack,  .  .  .  for  .  .  . 
1781.     London,  1781.     18'.         26. 1650.  i 

^OXvMieta  Soauccror  or,  an  almanack  for  .  .  . 
1782  .  .  .  [Ed.l  by  TychoWing,  [pseud,], 
London,  [1782 J.     18  .  20.1650.1 

—Parker  (G.)  Mercurius  anglicanus  ;  or,  the 
English  mercury ;  being  a  double  ephe- 
meris for  .  .  .  1691-95.  London,  1691- 
95.     5  V.  in  I.     I8^  26.1650.3 


— Parker's  ephemeris  for  .  .  .  1777-81.  Lon- 
don, [1777-81].     5  V.     18'.         26.1650.1 

— Partridge  (J.)  Merlinus  liberatus.  Being 
an  almanack  for  .  .  .  1782  .  .  .  London, 
[1782].     I8^  26.1650. 1 

— Poor  Robin's  almanac  for  .  .  1778-79.  Lon- 
don, 1778-79.  2  V.  18°.  26. 1650. 1 
[AH  bound,  according  to  year,  in  a  set  ietUrtd 
Diaries,  etc.]. 

— Public  ledger  almanacs  for  1870-73.  [Ed.  G. 
W.  Childs].     Philadelphia,  1873.     I2^ 

32.2027.5 

— Rasch  (J.)  Ein  new  all-jariger  calender. 
.  .  .  MUnchen,  1584.    sm.  4  .  26.1651. 17 

— Tribune  almanac  for  1838-68.  [Edited  by 
H.  Greeley].     New  York,  1868.    2  v.  12  . 

32.2027.4 
See  also  Calendar. 

Alphabet. 

— Bell  (A.  M.)  Visible  speech,  the  science  of 
universal  alphabetics  for  the  writing  of 
all  languages  in  one  alphabet.  London, 
1867.     sm.  4**.  15.2931.9. 

— BuNSEN  (C.  C.  J.)  The  universal  alphabet, 
and  conferences  respecting  it.  London, 
1854.  31.1944. 12 

[/h  his  Christianity  and  mankind,  ▼.  4,  pp.  375- 
488]. 

—Donaldson  (J.  W.)  Theory  of  the  Greek  al- 
phabet. I5«954.6' 
[In,  his  New  Cratylus,  pp.  144-197]. 

— Enthoffer  (J.)  Origin  of  our  alphabet. 
Washington,  1875.  43  pp.  with  i  folded 
plate.     8°.  15.958^.     Box  3. 

—Key  (T.  H.)  The  alphabet,  and  other  philo- 
logical papers.     London,  1844.     12  . 

15-2935  13 

— KiRCHOFF  (A.)  Studien  zur  geschichte  des 
griechischen  alphabets.  Berlin,  1867. 
8*.  15,944.16 

— Sophocles  (E.  A.)  History  of  the  Greek  al- 
phabet.   Cambridge,  1848.    12''.    Z5.951.8 

Alphabets. 

— Antrim  (B.  J.)  Pantography ;  or,  universal 
drawings,  in  comparison  with  pasigraphy, 
as  the  science  of  letters.  Philadelphia, 
1843.     12°.  15.2931.6 

— Delamotte  (F.)  The  book  of  ornamental 
alphabets,  ancient  and  mediaeval  .  .  . 
London,  1868.     obi.  8'.  17. 1027.24 

— Faulmann  (C.)  Das  buch  der  schrift,  ent- 
haltend  die  schriften  und  alphabete  aller 
zeiten  und  alter  v5lker  des  gesammten 
erdkreises.    Wien,  1878.    1.8**.   15.2934. ii 

— Fry  (E.)  Pantographia  ;  containing  accurate 
copies  of  all  the  known  alphabets  in  the 
world  .  .  .  London,  1799.  S**.  15.2934. 21 

—Shaw  (H.)  Handbook  of  mediaeval  alpha- 
bets and  devices.     London,  1853.    ^* 

17.1028.12 
See^  oZftf/ Hieroglyphics,  Illumination,  Runic  al- 

Shabet,  Writingr- 
Tote.   Works  on  comparative  philology  commonly 
include  observations  on  the  alphabet. 

Alps.    (Alb,  white), 

— ^Alpine  club.      Peaks,   passes  and  glaciers ; 

excursions  by  members.     2d  series.     Ed. 

by  E.  S.  Kennedy.     London,  1862.     2  v« 

16".  10.582.24 

— Ball  (T.)    A  guide  to  the  western  Alps.    New 

edition.     London,  1866.     16*.     zo.582.31 
^The  central  Alps.     Being  the  2d  part  of  the 

Alpine  guide.  Lond.,  1866.  16'.  10.582.3r 


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America. 


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alpinen  gebirgsbaues.     Zurich,  1873.    4*". 

29.1808.12 

— Beaumont  (J.  F.  A.)  Travels  through  the 
maritime  Alps,  from  Italv  to  Lyons, 
across  the  Col  de  Tende.  London,  1795. 
r.  XO.588.1 

— Berlepsch  (H.  a.)  Die  Alpen,  in  natur-  und 
lebensbildem  dargestellt.  Jena,  1871. 
8^  XO.582.9 

— Brockedon  (W.)  Illustrations  of  the  passes 
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don, 1827-29.     3  V.     4**.  XO.586.1 

^Journals  of  excursions  in  the  Alps.  Lon- 
don, 1833.     12*.  xo.582.18 

The  same.     3d  ed.     London,  1845.    8°. 

XO.582.17 

— Elus  (R.)  Treatise  on  Hannibal's  passage 
of    the    Alps  .   .    .  Cambridge,    [EngJ, 

1853.     8^  XO.583.3 

— Haller  (A.  V.)  Die  Alpen,  ein  gedicht.  Bern. 
1805.     12'.  X8.3081.6 

[Im  a  V.  Utttrtd  Sammlnng  aller  lieder  .  .  .  auf 
das  .  .  .  alpenhhten-fest  .  .  .  im  canton  Bern]. 

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the  Alps  :  with  the  ascent  of  Monte  Rosa. 
[1856].     London,  1857.     8**.  XO.583.9 

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— Saussure  (H.  B.  de).  Voyages  dans  les  Alpes, 
pr6c6d6s  d'un  essai  sur  I'histoire  naturelle 
de?  environs  de  Geneve.  Geneve,  1787. 
4  v.     8\  IO.581.6 

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Alps.     London,  1856.     16'.        10.582.32 

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New  York,  1874.     8'.  XO.582.20 

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tation on  the  passage  of  Hannibal  over 
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Note.  A  better  idea  of  the  Alps  as  a  whole,  than 
from  any  single  book,  may  be  obtained  by  reading 
the  article  ♦'Aloe,"  by  "J.  B."  Qohn  Ball?]  in  the 
9th  edition  of  the  Encyclopedia  Britannica. 

Alsace,  (E/sass). 

— About  (E.  F.  V.)  Alsace,  1871-72.  3c  6d. 
Paris,  1873.     16*.  7.425.16 

•-Annales  argentinenses.  EUenhardi  chroni- 
con,  'etc.,  a.  673-1299.  Chronicon  col- 
mariense,  a.  12 18-1304,  etc.  Q.518.3 

[/n  Monumenta  Germanise  historica.  vol.  17,  pp. 
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dem  aitesten  zeiten.     Berlin,  1871.     I2°. 

9.533.15 

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—Schmidt  (A.)  Elsass  und  Lothringen.  Nach- 
weis  wie  diese  provinzen  dem  deutschen 
reiche  verloren  gingen.  Leipzig,  1859. 
8'.  9.533.14 

—Wagner  (A).  Elsass  und  Lothringen  und 
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Seo^  also,  France,  {FrancO'Prussian  war).  Rhine, 
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Altai  mountains,  (Languages  spoken  in), 

— ScHOTT  (W.)  Altajische  studien  ;  oder,  unter. 
suchungen  auf  dem  gebiete  der  altai- 
sprachen.  Berlin,  1860-67.  Parts  i  and 
in.    4\  15.986.2 

Alternation  of  generations,  (in  toology), 

— Kornhuber  (G.  a.)  Alternate  generation  and 
parthenogenesis  in  the  animal  kingdom. 

28.3733 
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generations  .  .  .  London,  1845.     8". 

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Amazon  river. 

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zons, [1848-56].  4th  ed.  London,  1875. 
16**.  27.1671.28 

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thousand  miles  on  the  Amazon  and  its 
tributaries,  [1873-75].  London,  1878. 
•8*.  3.134.5 

—  Edwards  (W.  H.)  A  voyage  up  the  Amazon, 
[1846],      New  York,  1847.     12".  3.132.11 

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ing down  the  Amazons,  in  1770.  Z.20.19 
[In  a  vol.  letttred  Perils  and  captivity,  pp.  307- 
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tion  of  the  valley  of  the  Amazon.  Wash- 
ington, 1853-54.     2  V.  and  atlas.     8'. 

3. 134. 16 

— Keller-Leuzinger    (F.)    The  Amazon    and 

Madeira  rivers  .  .  .  New  York,  1874.  4*. 

Art  room  B.5.9 

— Marcoy  (P.  pseud.)  or,  Saint-Cricq  (  ). 
Voyage  4  travers  I'Am^rique  du  Sud  .  .  . 
Paris,  1869.     2  V.  f^  3. 138. 1 

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ley of  the  Amazons,  1539,  1540,  1639. 
London,  1859.     8''.  2.51. 19 

— Orton  (J.)  Andes  and  the  Amazon,  [1867- 
68].     New  York,  1870.    p.  8% 

3. 134. 13 
See^  also,  Brazil,  and  the  names  of  countries  on 
the  banks  of  the  Amazon,  and  of  rivers  which 
flow  into  it,  as  Madeira. 

America.     Antiquities. 

— Archaeologia  americana.  Transactions  and 
collections  of  the  American  antiquarian 
society  at  Worcester.    1820-75.     6  v.     8*. 

4.173.1 

— Atwater  (C.)    Description  of  the  antiquities 

discovered  in  the  state  of  Ohio  and  other 

western  states.     Worcester,  Mass.,  1820. 

8^  4. 1 73. 1 

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American  archaeology.  New  York,  1872. 
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— BoEHMER  (G.  H.)  Index  to  papers  on  an- 
thropology, [ethnology,  archaeology,  etc.] 
published  by  the  Smithsonian  institution, 
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\In  Smithsonian  report,  1879.    PP>  47^493]* 

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.  .  .  Dakota  territory,  .  .  .  [etc.],  28.3733 
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— Copenhagen.  Soci6t6  royale  des  antiquaires 
du  nord.  M6moires,  1840-44.  Copen- 
hague,  1844.     8^  3.IH.5 

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Ameriou 


— Foster  (J.  W.)  Prehistoric  races  of  the 
United  States.     Chicago,  1873.     8**. 

3.111.33 
— Habel  (S.)  The  sculptures  of  Santa  Lucia 
Cosumalwhuapa  in  Guatemala.  With  an 
account  of  travels  in  Central  America  and 
on  the  western  coast  of  South  America. 
Washington.  1870.     4*.  28.3748 

[Smithsoaian  contributions,  v.  aa.]. 
— Haven  (S.  F.)  Archaeology  of  the  United 
Sutes.  Washington.  1856.  4'.  28.3738 
[Smithsonian  contributions,  v.  8.]. 
— Hkllwald  (F.  von).  The  American  migration 
[from  north  to  south,  anterior  to  Colum- 
bus! Tr.  by  C.  A.  Alexander.  28.3733 
[/«  Smithsonian  report,  x866,  pp.  338-345]. 

— Humboldt  (F.  H.  A.  von).  Researches  con- 
cerning the  institutions  and  monuments 
of  the  ancient  inhabitants  of  America. 
Tr.  by  H.  M.  Williams.  London,  1814. 
2  V.     8'.  3.125.2 

Vues  des  Cordill^res,  et  monnmens  des  peu- 

ples  indigenes  de  TAm^rique.  Paris, 
i8ia    f^  3. 137- 1 

— Jones  (J.)  Explorations  of  the  aboriginal  re- 
mains of  Tennessee.     Washington,  1876. 

4*.  28.3748 

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— Lbland  (C.  G.)  American  antiquities  with 
their  relations  to  the  old  world.  3.1 11. 14 
[/»  kis  "  Fusang,*'  pp.  197-aai]. 

— MacLean  (J.  p.)  The  mound  builders  .  .  . 
[in  the]  valleys  of  the  Ohio  and  Missis- 
sippi. .  .  .  Cincinnati,  1879.     '2°- 

3.111.21 

— Mason  (O.  T.)  The  Latimer  collection  of  an- 
tiquities from  Porto  Rico,  in  the  national 
museum  at  Washington.  28.3733 

{In  Smithsonian  report,  1876,  pp.  373-393!. 

— Rau  (C.)  Ancient  aboriginal  trade  in  North 
America.  28.3733 

[/n  Smithsonian  report,  187a  pp.  348-394]. 

The  Palenque  tablet  in  tne  U.  S.  national 

museum,  Washington,  D.  C.  Washing- 
ton, 1879.  4**.  28.3748 
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—Short  (T.  T.)  The  North  Americans  of  an- 
tiquity. .  .  .  New  York,  1879.     8^ 

3.111.25 
— Squier  (E.  G.)  Aboriginal  monuments  of  the 
state  of  New  York.  .  .  .  [Appendix ; 
ancient  works  in  Pa.  and  N.  H.,  the  char- 
acter of  Indian  defences,  aboriginal  sacred 
enclosure,  etc.],     Washington,  1851.    4**. 

28.3738 
[Smithsonian  contributions,  ▼.  al. 
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ley. Washington,  1848.  4**.  28.3738 
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—Whittlesey  (C.)  Descriptions  of  ancient 
works  in  Ohio.     Washington,  1852.     4**. 

28.3738 
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Ste^  also.  Central  America,  Guatemala,  ladians, 
Mexico,  Mound  builders,  Peru,  Yucatan. 

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17 


America. 


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Ameriou 


— Gravier  (G.)  D6couvcrtc  de  TAm^rique  par 
les  Normands  au  loe  siMe.  Paris,  1874. 
sm.  4*.  3.111.17 

— Hakluyt  (R.)  Voyages  touching  the  discov- 
ery of  America.  .  .  .  Edited  by  J.  W. 
Jones.     London,  1850.     8".  2.51.  i 

—Irving  (W.)  Voyages  of  Christopher  Colum- 
bus.    New  York,  1828.   3  v.  8**.   2.2032.1 

Life  and  voyage  of  Christopher  Columbus 

[and]  those  of  his  companions.  Revised 
cd.     Philadelphia,  1870-71.     3  v.     8**. 

4-231.4 

Voyages  and  discoveries  of  the  companions 

of  Columbus.     Philadelphia,  1831.     8^ 

2.2032.2 
— Kohl  (J.  G.)  Popular  history  of  the  discovery 
of  America.  Trans,  by  R.  R.  Noel.  Lon- 
don, 1862.  2  V.  12**.  3. 1 II.  10 
— Leland  (C.  G.)  Fusang ;  or,  the  discovery  of 
America  by  Chinese  Buddhist  priests,  in 
the  fifth  century.     New  York.  1875.     12°. 

3.111.14 
— Lbstbr  (C.  E.)  Life  and  voyages  of  Vespucius, 
and  discovery  of  the  new  world.     New 
York,  1846.     S\  3.111.1 

—Major  (R.  H.)  The  voyages  of  the  Venetian 
brothers  Zeno,  to  the  northern  seas  in  the 
14th  century.     Boston,  1875.     8". 

3.i58.box  I 
— Rafn  (O.   C.)     America  discovered   in   the 
loth  century.     New  York,  1838.     8**. 

3.111.6 

— Robinson  (C.)    Account  of  discoveries  in  the 

west  until  1519,  and  of  voyages  from  1520 

to  1573.     Richmond,  1848.     8**.      3. 11 1.2 

— Santarem  (M.  F.  de  Barbosa  de).  Researches 
respecting  Americus  Vespucius,  and  his 
voyages.  Trans,  by  E.  V.  Childe.  Bos- 
ton, 1850.     16"*.  3. 1 II.  18 

— -SciLLACio  (N.)  De  insulis  meridiani  alque 
indici  maris  nuper  inventis.  With  a  trans- 
lation into  English  by  J.  Mulligan.  New 
York,  1859.     4^  3.108.6 

—Smith  (J.  T.)  The  discovery  of  America  by 
the  Northmen  in  the  tenth  century.  Lon 
don,  1842.     12".  3.III-9 

— Squier  (E.  G.)  Rare  documents  concerning 
the  discovery  of  America.  New  York, 
1840.     4^  3.125.22 

Set^  also.  Cabot,  Columbus,  Cortez,  Hudson,  La 
Salle,  Raleigh,  Vancouver,  Vespucci. 

America  {as  a  whoU). 

Geography y  including  travels, 

— Bastian  (A.)  Die  culturiander  des  alten 
America.  [Chile,  Ecuador,  Peru,  Isth- 
mus, Guatemala,  Mexico].     Berlin,  1878. 

2v.    8^  3.136.5 

•— Benzoni  (G.)  History  of  the  new  world. 
Travels.  1541-1556.  First  translated  by 
W.  H.  Smyth.  London,  1857.  8°.  2.51.21 

— ^Jefferys  (T.)  American  atlas:  or,  description 
of  the  whole  continent  of  America;  chiefly 
the  British  colonies.  London,  1778.  49 
plates,     f^  3. 1 1 7. 1 

—Kohl  (J.  G.)  Lecture  on  a  collection  of  the 
charts  and  maps  of  America,    pp.  93-146. 

28.3733 
[Smithsonian  reports,  2856]. 

—Morse  (J.)  The  American  gazetteer,  exhibit- 
ing the  continent ;  also  the  West  Indies. 
Boston,  1797.    8%  3.100.1 


The  same.      Abridgment.      Boston,   1798. 

sm.  8'.  3. 100. 1 

S«t^  also^  Indians,  West  Indies,  and  other  names 
of  parts  of  America. 

Note.  The  natural  history  of  America  and  its 
parts,  as  of  all  other  countries,  will  be  found  un^ 
der  the  names  of  the  specific  branches  of  know- 
ledge comprehended  under  natural  history,  etc. 
Eaich  article  headed  by  a  geographical  name  will 
contain  geographical  and  historical  information 
alone. 

America  {North),     Geography,  including  travels. 

— <:arver  (J.)  Three  years*  travels  through  the 
intenor  of  North  America,  more  than 
5000  miles,  [1766-68].  Philadelphia,  1784. 
8^  3.102.5 

^Thesame.     Philadelphia,  1789.    i»**. 

2.2031. 13 

The  same.    Philadelphia,  1796.    8".    3.102.8 

— Davenport  (B.)  Gazetteer  oi  North  America 
and  the  West  Indies.  Baltimore,  1833. 
8'.  3.138^.4 

— DoMENECH  (E.)  Seven  years*  residence  in  the 
deserts  of  North  America.  London,  i860. 
2v.     8^  3.104.5 

— Kohl  (J.  G.)  A  history  of  the  discovery  ot 
the  east  coast  of  North  America.  Port- 
land,  Maine,  1869.  3.166.3 

[Maine  historical  society  collections.  Second 
series,  v.  1I. 

— Mackenzie  (A.)  Voyages  .  .  .  through  Ame- 
rica to  the  Frozen  and  Pacific  oceans, 
1789,  1793.     London,  1801.     4**.  3.106.12 

— Simpson  (T.)  Narrative  of  discoveries  on  the 
north  coast  of  America  .  .  .  [in]  1836-39. 
London,  1843.    8".  3.102.6 

Stty  aUoy  Arctic  regions,  Northwest  coast.  Rocky 
mountains,  and  the  names  of  various  divisions  oi 
North  Anterica,  especially  the  United  Sutes. 

History, 
— Holmes  (A.)  American  annals  ;  or,  a  chrono- 
logical history  of  America,  from  1492  to 
1806.     Cambridge,  [Mass.],  18 13.      2  v. 

8^  3.142.5 

^Thesame.     Cambridge,  [Mass.],  1829.    2  v. 

8".  3.143.3 

— ^JossELYN  (J.)  Chronological  observations  of 
America,  from  the  year  of  the  world  to 
the    year  of    Christ   1673.      Cambridge, 

1833.   8".  4- 175.3 

rMassachusetts  historical  society  collections. 
Third  series,  v.  3,  pp.  354-39^. 

— Macgeegor  (J.)  Progress  of  America,  from 
Columbus  to  1846.  London,  1847.  2  v. 
8^  3.105. 1 

-Raynal  (G.  T.  F.)  a  .  .  .  history  of  the 
settlements,  and  trade  of  the  Europeans 
in  the  East  and  West  Indies  .  .  .  Trans, 
by  J.  O.  Justamond.  London,  1783.  8  v. 
12°.  XI. 2686.8 

— Robertson  (W.)  The  history  of  America. 
Ninth  edition,  .  .  .  conUining  the  his- 
tory of  Virginia  to  1688;  and  of  New 
England   to   1652.     London,  1800.     4  v. 

8^  3.143.5 

The  same.     Tenth  edition.     London,  1803. 

4  V.     8".  3.143.5 
The  same.    Abridged,  with  a  memoir  of  the 

author,  by  D.  Stewart.     New  York,  1844. 

18°.  32.2021.27 

America  \SoutK).     Geography  and  history. 
—Bishop  (N.  H.)  A  thousand  miles*  walk  across 

South  America.     3d  ed.     Boston,    1875. 

I2\  3.134.14 


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Ameriou 


OF   THE  COLLEGE  OF   NEW  JERSEY. 


Anatomj* 


— Caldcleugh  (A.)  Travels  in  South  America, 
during  the  years  1819-20-31  .  .  .  Brazil, 
Buenos  Ayres,  and  Chile.  London,  1825. 
3V.     8%  3-i34.11 

— Hassaurek  (F.)  Four  years  among  Spanish- 
Americans,  [in  Colombia,  Ecuador,  Peru, 
BoUvia].     New  York,  1867.     I2^  3.i3«-7 

— Maecoy  (P.)  or,  St.  Cricq  (Le  vicemU  de). 
Voyage  ^  travers  TAm^rique  du  Sud  .  .  . 
Paris,  1869.     2  V.     i\  3138.1 

— Ons  (F.  N.)  Republics  of  South  America 
connected  with  the  Panama  railroad. 

3.126.20 
[/«  hi*  Isthmus  of  Panama,  pp.  06^-302]. 

— Pradt  (D.  D.)  Europe  and  America  in  1821. 
.  .  .  translated  ...  by  J.  D.  Williams. 
London,  1822.     2  v.  V.  24.1511.1 

— Tropical  nature :  an  account  of  phenomena 
of  life  in  the  western  tropics.  [Afum.] 
[London,  1875].     L  8*.  3«i35.i 

5>/,   aitc^  Amazon^  Andes,  and   the  names  of 
eoontries  and  locaUues  in  Sonth  America. 

Ai^uican  antiquarian  society,  ( IVorcester,  Mass,) 

—Catalogue  of  the  library.  [By  C.  C.  Bald- 
win].    Worcester,  1837.    8**.       16.1014.4 

Americanlims.  &^  English  language,  (/>Mi^r^). 

Ames  (Fisher),     b.  1758.    d.  1808. 

— KiRKLAND  (J.  T)  Notices  of  the  life  and 
character  of  Fisher  Ames.  Boston,  1809 
8\  4.202.9 

{In  Ames'  works,  pp.  Mi'-^ni]* 

Amherst  college,  {Amhtrst^  Massaehusetts). 

— Cutting  (G.  R.)  Student  Itk  at  Amherst  col- 
lege, .  .  .  Amherst,  1871.  S"".  24.1496.21 

—Tyler  (W.  S.)  Historjrof  Amherst  college 
during  its  first  half  century,  1821-1871. 
Springfield,  1873.     1*  8''*  ^149^-9 

Ammonia-cobalt  bases. 

— GiBBS  (W.)  and  Genth  (F.  A.)   Researches  on 

the  ammonia-cobalt  bases.    Washington, 

1857.     4".  ,  28.3738 

[SmitfaKmian  contnbntions,  ▼.  9]. 

Ammonites  (m  conckology). 

— Hyatt  (A.)  On  reversions  among  the  am- 
monites,   [pp.  22-43.]   n.  d.    8*.    29. 1806 

Amoor,  (The  river). 

— Collins  (P.  McD.)  Voyage  down  the  Amoor: 
with  a  land  journey  through  Siberia  .  .  . 
New  York,  i860.     12°.  zz.691.26 

— Ravenstein  (E.  G.)  The  Russians  on  the 
Amur  .  .  .  with  a  description  of  the 
country  .  .  .  London,  z86i.   8''.   zz.691.9 

Ampere  (Andr6  Marie),    b,  1775.    d,  1836. 

— Arago  (D.  F.  J.)    Ampdre.    Paris,  1854.    8*. 

36.1652.9 
[/«  kU  Notices  biographiques,  v.  a,  pp.  i-xi61. 

—  -The  same.  Eulogy  on  Ampere.  Washing- 
ton. 1873.  8°.  28.3733 
[Smithsonian  report,  1873,  pp.  ixx-x7x]. 

Ampere  {^t^n  Jacques). 

— Hamerton  (p.  G.)  Jean  Jacques  Ampere. 
Boston,  1878.     16*.  8.478^.19 

[/«  hit  Modem  Frenchmen,  pp.  334-345]. 

— Saintb-Beuve  (C.  A.)  [Esauisse  de]  J.  T.  Am- 
pere. Paris,  1870.  18*.  8.481.2 
\ln  hi*  Portraits  contemporains,  v.  3,  pp.  35S-386]. 

M.  Ampere.     Paris,  1862.     ^8^         8.481.3 

\In  his  Portralu  litttfraires,  v.  x,  pp.  y^i-^ii. 
Amphl^,     See  Batrachia,  Frog,  Newt,  Toad. 


Amphibious  camivora. 

— Hamilton  (R.)  The  amphibious  camivora. 
[walrus,  seal,  sea-bear,  etc.].  London, 
[1840?].     I6^  27. 1667. 1 

Uardine's  naturalists*  library,  t.  ss]. 

Amphitheatre.  See  Theatre;  also,  Nimes,  Rome, 
(CoHseum). 

Amphitrite  {asteroid). 

— Becker   (E.)     Tafeln    der    Amphitrite  .  .  . 

Leipzig.  1870.     4**. 

[Publication  der  astronomischen  gesellschaft,  xo]. 

Ob*trvai»ry. 

Amusements  {Populai^. 

— Henry  (T.  C.)  Inquiry  into  the  consistency 
of  popular  amusements  with  a  profes- 
sion of  Christianity.  Charleston,  S.  C, 
1B25.    I2\  21.3277 

(Gigerl. 

— Robertson  (T.  B.)  Anecdotes  of  pastime. 
London,  1823.     24°.  z.17.2 

[Percy  anecdotes,  v.  19]. 

—Sawyer  (F.  W.)  A  plea  for  amusements. 
New  York,  1847.     I2%  24.1525.19 

— Smith  (H)  Festivals,  games  and  amuse- 
ments,  ancient  and  modem.  London, 
1831.     16*.  29.3874.13 

The  same.  London.  1831.  I8^      32.2010. 18 

— Strutt  (J.)  Sports  and  pastimes  of  the  people 
of  England.  London,  1845.    L  8*.  5.265.2 

-*  -The  same.  Ed.  by  W.  Hone.  .  .  .  London, 
1876.     8*.  S.265.21 

Set ^  also.  Archery.  Athletics,  Bicycles,  JBilliards« 
Dancing,  Festtvals,  Games,  Hunting,  Sports, 
Theatre. 

Amyot  (Jacques),     h.  15 13.    d.  1593. 
—Ampere  (J.  J.)    AmyoL    Paris,  1877.     i8'. 

8.481. 1 

[In  hit  MAaages  d'histdre  iitt^raire,  v.  i,  pp. 
406-436]. 

Anaesthesia. 

—Johnson  (J.  G  )  Anaesthetics  medico- legally 
considered.  New  York,  1881.  23  pp 
8^  J9  3825.  Box  I 

-i^ORTON  (W.  T.  G  )  Statements  on  his  claim 
to  the  discovery  of  the  anaesthetic  proper- 
ties of  ether.     Washington,  1853.     8*. 

29.3816.19 

Anam,  or  Annam.     See  Cochin  China. 

Ananas  {pineapple). 

— DuNAL  (M.  F.)  Monographie  de  la  famille 
des  anonac6es.     Paris,  18 17.     4*. 

28.1748.13 

Anatolia.     See  Asia  Minor. 

Anatomy  {Human), 

— Albinus  (B.  S.)  Tabulae  anatomicae  hominis. 
Londini,  1747.     1.  V.  Alumni  room. 

Note.  These  exquisite  delineations  are  really  the 
work  of  Bustachio,  who  died  in  1574,  too  poor  to 
enn^ve  them.    They  were  first  printed  in  17x4. 

The  same.     Tables  [plates]  of  the  skeleton 

and  muscles  of  the  human  body.  London, 
1747.    gr.  f°.  Alumni  room. 

The  same.  Explanation  of  figures.  Trans- 
lated from  the  Latin.     London,  1754.    4°. 

29.3826.1 

— B£CLARD  (P.  A.)  Elements  of  general  anat- 
omy, .  .  .  translated  by  J.  Togno.  Phila- 
delphia, 1830.     8**.  29.3817.1 

— Braune(W.)  Atlas  of  topographical  anato- 
my ..  .  Tr.  by  E.  Bellamy.  Philadel- 
phia, 1877.    1.  8%  29.3813. 1 


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Anatomy. 


SUBJECTCATALOGUE  OF  THE  LIBRARY 


Anatomy. 


— Camerarius  (J.)  Exquisitio  nominum,  quibus 
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«' Treatise  on  anatomy,  physiology,  and  hy- 
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—  Fau  (J.)  Anatomy  of  the  external  forms  of 
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— Fyfe  (A.)  Compendium  of  anatomy.  9th  ed. 
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— Griscom  (J.  H.)  Animal  mechanism.  New 
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— H  ASS  ALL  (A.  H.)  Microscooic  anatomy  of 
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— Hbnls   (F.  G.  J.)     Anatomischer  hand-atlas 

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— Leidy  (J.)  Elementary  treatise  on  human 
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— LiZARS  (J.)  System  of  anatomical  plates 
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The  same.     loi  col.  pi.     T.  Desk. 

— QuAiN  (J.)  Elements  of  anatomy.  4th  ed. 
London,  1837.     8^  29.3813.4 

The    same.     Edited    by    W.    Sharpey,    S. 

Thomson  and  E.  A.  Schilfer.      London, 
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—Todd  (R.  B.)  Cyclopaedia  of  anatomy  and 
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—Turner  (W.)  Introduction  to  human  anat- 
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29.3813.10 

Ste^  aUo^  Arteries,  Bones,  Brain,  Ear,  Eye,  Hand, 
Histology,  Medulla  oblongata.  Nerves,  Thorax. 

Comparative, 

— Bell  {Sir  C.)  The  hand,  its  mechanism  and 
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The  same.     Philadelphia,  1836.     8". 

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^  -The  same.     New  York,  1864.     I2^ 

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— Blainville  (H.  M.  D.  de).  Ost6ographie  ;  ou, 
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^The  same.  Atlases,  4  v.  in  2.  1.  f*.  29. 1868.  i 

— Bradley  (S.  M.)  Manual  of  comparative 
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— Monro  (A.)  Structure  and  physiology  of 
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Odontography;  or,  a  treatise  on  the  compar- 
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1866-68.     3v.     8^  27.1685.6 

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and  Stannius  (H.)  Lehrbuch  der  vergleich- 
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compar^e.     Traduit  par  A.  Spring  et  T. 
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Anatomy. 


OF  THE  COLLEGE  OF  NEW  JERSE 


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27.1691. 16 

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Ancients  and  modems,  compared. 

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modem  learning,     pp.   141-180.    v.  4  of 

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Ancon  {near  Lima^  in  Peru), 

— Reiss  (W.)  and  Stubel  (A.)     Necropolis  of 

Ancon.  London,  188 1.  T.  Art-room.  C.6.1 
Ancona,  {a  city  and  province  in  Italy^  on  the 

Adriatic). 
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V.  10,  II  of  X2.3714.1 
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qui  s'est  pass6  k  la  mort  da  mareschal 

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Ancjra  {n^w  Angora)^  in  Galatia^  Asia  Minor. 

See    Augustus  (Csuus  Octavius).    Monumentum 

aiKyranum. 

^f^ie.    An  account  of  Angora  will  be  found  in  W. 

J.  Hamilton's  Researches  in  Asia  Minor ;  and  a 

copy  of  what  remains  of  the  Greek  inscriptioa  is 

given  in  his  appendix. 

Andalusia  {in  Spain), 

— Murray  (R.  D.)  The  cities  and  wilds  of 
Andalucia.     London,  1849.     2  v.     12°. 

zo.625.13 

Andersen  (Hans  Christian),     b.  1805.    d.  1875. 

— Story  of  my  life.  Now  first  translated. 
New  York,  1871.    p.  8".  20. 1242. 10 

The  same.     Boston,  1879.     p.  8*.      9.541.6 

Anderson  (Alexander),     b.  1774.    d.  1870. 

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Anderson  (Rufus).    b,  1796.    d,  1880. 

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I2^  3134.14 

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8*.  3.125.11 

Set^  also^  Chili,  Ecuador,  Patagonia,  Peru. 

Andocides.   b.  b.c.  467.    d.  390.? 

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Andocidis  quae  fertur  contra  Alcibiadem 

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1849.     8'''  16. 1003.7 

— Catalogues  of  the  students,  1873-80.  Andover. 

8^  1.4120 

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3.140.20 
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With  a  review  of  the  statement  of  it  in 

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Andrew  (John  Albion).    ^.1818.    d.  1867. 

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John  A.  Andrew.    New  York,  1868.    I2^ 

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ton, 1880.     i6\  4.202.10^ 

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—Whipple  (E.  P.)  Address  before  the  city 
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Andros  (5f>  Edmund),    b.  1637.    d.  1714. 

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See^  altOy  various  documents  in  the  collections  of 

the  Massachusetts  historical  society,  referred  to 

under  Andros,  in  the  catalogue  of    the  Boston 

Athenaum. 

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Anecdotes. 


SUBJECTCATALOGUE  OF  THE  LIBRARY 


Ans^io-Saxons. 


—Boyd  (M.)     Reminiscences  of    fifty    years. 

New  York,  1871.     8".  6.342.26 

— Byerley  (T.)  and  Robertson  (J.  C.)    Percy 

anecdotes.  London,  1823-28.    40  v.  in  20. 

I8^  X. 17.22 

— Capelloni    (L.)    Ragionamenti    varii    sopra 

essempii,  con  accidenti  misti.  . .  .  Geneva, 

1576.     sm.  4'.  19. 3183.2 

— <^HAMBERS  (R.)    Book  of  days,  a  miscellany 

of  .  .  .  anecdote,  etc.     London,  1863-64. 

2  V.     1.  8°.  2.584.4 

— King  (W.)     Political  and  literary  anecdotes. 

.  .  .  2d  ed.  London,  1819.  8  .  2z.1312.31 
— Malling  (O.)  Great  and  good  deeds  of  Danes, 

Norwegians,   and    Holsteinians,   tr.   into 

English.  London,  1807.  4°.  ZO.596.26 
— Thoms  (W.   J.)      Anecdotes  and   traditions, 

illustrative  of  early  English  history  and 

literature,     derived    from    MS.    sources. 

London,  1839.     4°*  5-30I.9 

—  -The  same.  6.314.4 

—Valerius    Maximus.     Dictorum    factorumque 

memorabilium  libri  novem.     Editio  socie- 

totis  bipontinae.     Biponti,  1783.     8**. 

13.814.27 
S**^  aitOt  Biography. 

Aneeli  (Stefano  degli).     b.  1623.     d.  1697. 

— Magrini   (P.)     Sulla  vita   e   sulle  opere  di 

Stefano  degli  Angell.     Roma,   1866.    37 

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Anger. 
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London,  1824.     12*'.  23.1463.37 

Sge^  also^  Emotions,  Moral  science. 

Angling.     See  Fishing. 

Anglo-norman  language.  5;^^  French  language. 

Anglo-norman  literature. 

— La  Rue  (G.  de).  Lives  of  various  Anglo-Nor- 
man poets  of  the  12th  century.  5.2286.1 
[Archaeologia,  v.  12,  pp.  297-326 ;  v.  13,  pp.  230- 
250]. 

—Wright  (T.)  Biographia  britonnica  Uteraria; 
Anglo-Norman  period.  London,  1846. 
8°.  17.1022.2 

Anglo-Saxons.     Antiquities. 

— Adamson  (J.)  Discovery  at  Hexham  of  Anglo- 
Saxon  stycas.  5.2296.1 
[Archaeologia,  v.  as,  pp.  379-310 ;  v.  a6,  pp.  346- 
348.    7  pi.]. 

— Clarke  (W.)  Connexion  of  the  Roman, 
Saxon  and  English  coins.  London,  1767. 
4".  2.96.4 

—Gage  (J.)  The  Anglo-Saxon  ceremonial  of 
the  dedication  and  consecration  of 
churches.  $,22(fo.  i 

["  Archaeologia'*  v.  35,  pp.  235-274]. 

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15.2958.2 

— Heywood  (S.)  Dissertation  upon  the  distinc- 
tions in  society,  .  .  .  under  the  Anglo- 
Saxon  governments.     London,  1818.     8**. 

15.2956.33 

— Lambard  (W.)  Archaionomia;  sive,  de  priscis 
Anglorum  legibus  libri.  .  \  .  Londini, 
1568.    8.  4^  15.2954.24 


^-Leo  (H.)  Rectitudines  singularum  personarum ; 
nebst  einer  einleitenden  abhandlung  Uber 
landansidlnng,  landbau,  gutsherliche  und 
bSuerliche  verhUltnisse  der  Angelsachsen. 
Halle,  1842.     8^  15. 2955. 19 

^Treatise  on  the  local  nomenclature  of  the 

Anglo-Saxons.  .  .  .  London,  1852.     8"". 

15.2954.21 

— Menologium  ;  seu,  calendarium  poeticum  ex 
hickesiano  thesauro  :  or,  the  poetical  cal- 
endar of  the  Anglo-Saxons.  [Amm.]  With 
...  a  transition  ...  by  S.  Fox. 
London,  1830.     8*.  15.2955. 12 

— Neville  (R.  C.)  Saxon  obsequies  :  illustrated 
by  ornaments  and  weapons  discovered 
near  Little  Wilbraham,  Cambridgeshire, 
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— Piper  (F.)  Die  kalendarien  und  martyrologien 
der  Angelsachsen,  etc.     Berlin,  1862.     8°. 

15.2954.29 

— SCHMID  (R.)  Die  gesetze  der  Angelsachsen.  In 
der  ursprache  mit  uebersetzung,  erlMuter- 
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— Silver  (T.)  Coronation  service  ;  or,  consecra- 
tion of  the  Anglo-Saxon  kings,  as  it  illus- 
trates the  origin  of  the  constitution. 
Oxford,  1831.     8^  z5.2955.22 

— Thwaites  (E.)  Noue  in  Anglo-Saxonum 
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15.2954.27 
[BfiMttd  with  Wotton*8  Linguarum  yett.  septt. 
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— Wackerbarth  (F.  D.)  Music  and  the  Anglo- 
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History, 

— Chronicon  saxonicum  ;  seu,  annates  rerum  in 
Anglia  gestarum  ad  annum  11 54,  jam 
demum  latinitate  donati  opera  E.  Gibson. 
Oxonii,  1692.     4".  15.2955.  II 

The  same.     The  Saxon  chronicle,  with  an 

English  translation  and  notes,  etc.,  by 
J.  Ingram.   London,  1823.   4**.     15.2956.2 

—  -Ancient  history,  English  and  French,  exem- 
plified in  a  regular  dissection  of  the  Saxon 
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English  commonwealth,  till  the  period  of 
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to  the  Norman  conquest.     London,  1852. 

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Aiie:lo-Sazotui« 


OF  THE  COLLEGE  OF  NEW  JERSEY. 


Anglo-SibconB, 


Thei»m«.    London,  1842.     i6%  1.1.3 

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Language:  t.  Dictionaries, 

— BoswoRTH  (J.)  Dictionary  of  the  Anglo- 
Saxon  language.  .  .  .  London,  1838.    8°. 

I5-2953.6 

^A  compendious  Anglo-Saxon  and  English 

dictionary.  London,  1868.  8^   15. 2953. 10 

— HiCKES  (G.)  Linguarum  septentrionalium 
thesaurus  grammatico-criticus  et  archae- 
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•*— Lye  (£.)    Dictionarium  saxonico-  et  gothico- 

latinum.     Accedunt  .  .  .  opuscula  quae- 

dam  anglo-saxonica.    Edidit  O.  Manning. 

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— WoTTOM  (W.)  Linguarum  vett.  septentriona- 
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^The  same.    Short  view  of  George  Hickes's 

grammatico-critical  and  archaeological 
treasure  of  the  ancient  northern  lan- 
guages. With  notes  and  an  appendix 
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— ^Wright  (T.)  a  volume  of  vocabularies  .  .  . 
from  the  loth  century  to  the  15th.  Lon- 
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1.  Grammars, 

—Bos WORTH  (J.)  Compendious  grammar  of  the 
primitive  English,  or  Anglo-Saxon  Ian- 
guage.    London,  1826.     8''.  15.2951. 6 

Elements  of  Anglo-Saxon  grammar.    ,    .    , 

London,  1823.     8°.  15.2951. 11 

Essentials  of  Anglo-Saxon  grammar.    .   .    . 

London,  1841.    8^  15.2953.2 

— Casaubon  (M.)  De  quatuor  Unguis  commen- 
tationis  pars  prior,  de  lingua  saxonica. 
Londini,  1650.     I6^  15.2952.31 

— Elstob  (E.)  Rudiments  of  nammar  for  the 
English-Saxon  tongue :  [now]  first  given 
in  English.  .  .  .  London,  1715.     s.  4**. 

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— GwiLT  (J.)  Rudiments  of  a  grammar  of  the 
Anglo-Saxon  tongue.    London,  1829.    8°. 

15. 295 1.9 

— Hbnshall  (S.)  The  Saxon  and  English  lan- 
guages reciprocally  illustrative  of  each 
other;  the  errors  of  Hickes  and  others, 
and  a  new  mode  of  studying  Saxon. 
^  .  .   London,  1798.    4*.  15.2956.2 


"-Heyive  (M.)  Kleitie  altsSchsische  und  altnie- 
derfrftnkischtf  grammatik.  Paderbom, 
1873.     8^  15.2951.17 

^HlCKES  (G.)  Grammatica  anglo-saxonica  ex 
liickesiano  litiguarum  septentrionalium 
thesauro  excerpta.  .  .  ,  Oxoniae,  171 1.  8". 

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Institiitiones  grammaticae  anglo-saxonicae, 

et  moeso-gothicae.  .  .  .  Accedit  E.  Ber- 
nardi  Etymologicon  britanniciun.  Ox- 
onian, 1689.     s.  d**.  15.2951.2 

-Hunter  (W.)  Anglo-Saxon  grammar  and 
derivatives.  London,  183^.  8**.    15.2951.8 

-.Jefferson  (T.)  Essav  towards  facilitating 
instruction  in  the  Anglo-Saxon.  .  .  .  New 
York,  p85i.     4°.  IS.2956.5 

[/*  d  vol.  Utlertd  **  Antiquarian  tracts"]: 

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Saxon  language.  2d  ed.  New  York,  1848. 
12*.  15.2951.91 

— The  same.  Revised  ed.  New  York,  1857. 
12".  15.2951.2a 

-K0RNER  (K.)  AngelsSchsische  formenlehre. 
Heilbronn,  1878.     8*.  15.2951.5 

'^  *>Einleitung  in  das  studiutn  des  angels&chsi- 
schen.  Heilbronn,  1878-80.  2  pts.  in  i  v. 
%\  15-2953.8 

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engUsche  grammatik.    Elberfeld,  1870.  8*". 

15.2951.4 

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Anglo-Saxon  language.  .  •  .  New  York, 
1873.     8*.  15. 2951. 1 

-Rask  (E.)  Grammar  of  the  Anglo-Saxon 
tongue.  Tr.  from  the  Danish  by  B. 
Thorpe.     Copenhagen,  1830.    8*. 

X5. 2951. 10 

— The  same.  London,  1865.    i6*.    15.2951.27 

-Shute  (S.  M.)  Manual  of  Anglo-Saxon  for 
beginners.  .  .  .  New  York,  1867.     i2', 

15.2951.23 

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tongue.     London,  1865.     I2^  15.2951.26 

-Wood  (J.)  Outlines  of  English  and  Anglo* 
Saxon  grammar.    Edinburgh,  1857.     16'. 

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3.  Readers. 
-Barnes  (W.)     Se  gefylsta  (the  helper):  an 

Anglo-Saxon  delectus.  .  .  .  London,  1849. 

12°.  15.2952.28 

-Brenner  (O.)  AngelsSchsische  sprachproben, 

.  .  .  Mttnchen,  1879.   sq-  i6°-     15-2954.25 
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early  English.     New  York,  1871.     12**. 

15-2954.19 

-Ebeling  (F.  W.)  Angelsaechsisches  lesebuch. 
Leipzig,  1847.     s.  4*".  15.2952.22 

-Grein  (C.  W.  M.)  Bibliothek  der  angelsftch- 
sischen  poesie,  in  kritisch  bearbeiteten  tex- 
ten,  und  mit  vollstftndigem  glossar.  .  .  • 
Goettingen.  1857.     4  v.     8**.      15.2954.13 

Bibliothek  der  angelsftchsischen    prosa    in 

kritisch  bearbeiteten  texten.  Cassel,i872. 
8*.  15.2954.14 

-Klipstein  (L.  F.)  Analecta  anglo-saxonica. 
Selections  in  prose  and  verse  from  Anglo- 
Saxon  literature,  with  .  .  .  notes.  .  .  . 
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Anc^lo-Saxons. 


SUBJECTCATALOGUE  OF  THE  LIBRARY 


Angio-SAxons. 


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troduction to  Anglo-saxon  reading.  .  .  . 
London,  1844.     13^.  z5.2952.27 

— Oelrichs  (J.)  Angelsaechsische  chresto- 
mathie.  Bremen,  1799.  s.  4*.  15.2955. 39 
[/t$  a  vol.  Utttred  **  Koeler.    Thcuerdancr'J. 

— RiEGER  (M .)  Alt-  und  angels^bsisches  lese- 
buch  nebst  altfriesischen  stUcken,  mit 
einem  wOrterbuche.     Giessen,  1861.     8**. 

15.2954.7 

— Thorpe  (B.)  Analecta  anglo-saxonica.  A 
selection,  in  prose  and  verse,  from  Anglo- 
Saxon  authors  of  various  ages,  with  a 
glossary.     London,  1834.     8°*  15.2952.21 

The  same.     New  edition.     London,   1846. 

12'.  z5.2956.20 

— Wackernagel  (W.)  Gothische  und  altsJtch- 
sische  lesestUcke,  nebst  wdrterbuch. 
Basel,  187 1,     s.  4%  Z5.2954.9 

Literature:     I.  General  works. 

— Ingram  (J.)  Inaugural  lecture  on  .  .  .  Anglo- 
Saxon  literature:  to  which  is  added  the 
geography  of  Europe,  by  king  Alfred.  .  .  . 
O.xford,  1807.     4**.  X5.2956.9 

— Metcalfe  (F.)  The  Englishman  and  the 
Scandinavian;  ...  a  comparison  of  liter- 
atures.    London,  1880.     8  .      zy.  1022. 15 

— Petheram  (J.)  Historical  sketch  of  the  pro- 
gress an4  present  state  of  Anglo-Saxon 
literature  in  England.    London,  1840.    8**. 

15.2954.10 

— Silver  (T.)  Lecture  on  the  study  of  Anglo- 
Saxon.  .  .  .  Oxford,  1822.  8**.  z5.2951.12 
[/«  Tracts  on  the  Saxon  language]. 

— Wright  (T.)  Biographia  britannica  literaria; 
literary  characters  of  Great  Britain.  An- 
glo Saxon  period.      London,  1842.     8". 

17.1022.2 

Coup-d*oeil  sur  les  progr^s.  et  sur  I'^tat  actuel 

de  la  litt6rature  anglo-saxonne  en  Angle- 
terre.  Traduit  de  I'Anglais  par  M.  de 
Larenaudi^re.  Paris.  1836.  8°.    z5.2955.20 

2.   Specimens  in  poetry, 

— Carmen  anglo-saxonicum  in  codice  exoniensi 
servatum,  quod  vulgo  inscribitur  Ruinae. 
Eldidit,  emendavit.  in  linguam  vernaculam 
transtulit,  et  adnotationes  adjunxit  H. 
Leo.     Halis,  1865.     17  pp.     4**.      Z5.2958 

— Codex  exoniensis.  A  collection  of  Anglo- 
Saxon  poetry  from  a  manuscript  at  Exe- 
ter, with  an  English  tr.  and  notes,  by  B. 
Thorpe.    London,  1842.    I.  8**.     Z5.2954.1 

— Codex  vercellensis  (The  poetry).  With  an 
English  tr.  by  J.  M.  Kemble.  London, 
1843.     2v.ini.     8^  Z5. 2953. 16 

— Conybeare  (J.  J.)  Illustrations  of  Anglo- 
Saxon  poetry.  Ed.  .  .  .  with  additional 
notes,  by  his  brother,  W.  D.  Conybeare. 
London,  1826.     4**.  Z5. 2955.1 

— Departing  souFs  address  to  the  body:  frag- 
ment of  a  semi-Saxon  poem.  [Anon.] 
London,  1845.     8".  Z5. 2955.21 

[/«  a  vol.  Uttered  "  Anglo-Saxon  tracts'*]. 

— Dialogue  of  Salomon  and  Saturnus.  lAnon.l 
With  an  historical  introduction.  London, 
1848.     8^  z5.2953.16 

— EttmIJller  (L.)  Engla  and  Seaxna  sc6pas 
and  bdceras.  Anglo-saxonum  po6tae  at- 
que  scriptores  prosaici.  •  .  .  Quedlin- 
burgii,  1850,     8*.  15. 3954.1 5 


— JiJDiTH.     Fragment  af  ett  fomengelskt  quide. 

Med  svensk  5fversllttning  och  glossarium. 

Kjdbenhavn,  1858.  72  pp.  8  .  Z5.295S 
— Nilsson  (L.  G.)    N^gra  fomengelska  andeliga 

quiiden   pi  grundspr&ket.      Med  svensk 

afversftttning  och  &tf5ljaude  glossarium. 

Lund,  1857.     8".  Z5. 2952.1 

—Specimen  of  King  Alfred's  proverbs,  with  a 

Swedish  translation  and  a  glossary   .    .    . 

by   L.   G.   Nilsson.      Copenhagen,   1859. 

45  pp.     8\  15.2958 

3.  Specimens  in  prose, 

— Aelfric.  Homilies  of  the  Anglo-Saxon 
church  ...  in  the  original,  .  .  .  with  an 
English  version  by  B.  Thorpe.  London, 
1844-46.     2v.     8.  15.2953-17 

Saxon  treatise  concerning  the  old  and  new 

testament.  .  .  .  With  English  of  our 
times,  by  William  L*Isle  of  Wilburgham. 
.  .  .  London,  1623.  s.  4''.  z5.2952.1s 
[Bound  with  Bible.  Anglo^eueoH.  London, 
157X.     8.4«.] 

—Basilius  {St.)  Anglo-Saxon  version  of  the 
Hexameron ;  and  Anglo-Saxon  remains 
of  his  Admonitio  ad  filium  spiritualem. 
London,  1849.     8**.  Z5. 2955.21 

\In  a  vol.  lettered  **  Anglo  Saxon  tracts^']. 

—Beowulf.  Anglo-Saxon  poems.  Ed.  by  J.  M. 
Kemble.     London,  1835.     it'',  Z5. 2954.42 

^Translation  of  the  Anglo-Saxon   poem  of 

Beowulf,  with  a  .  .  .  glossary  .  .  .  and 
notes,  by  J.  M.  Kemble.  London,  1837. 
^6^  Z5. 2954.42 

— BouTERWEK  (C.  W.)  Screadunga.  Anglo- 
saxonica  maximam  partem  inedita.  Elber- 
fcldae,  1858.     4°.  Z5.2955.2 

— Cockayne  (T.  O.)  Narratiunculae  anglice 
conscriptae.  Londini,  1861.  8**.  Z5. 2955. 33 

— English-Saxon  homily  on  the  birthday  of  St. 
Gregory.  F-^  «<?«.]  Translated  ...  by 
E.  Elstob.    London,  1709.   8*.     Z5.2952.5 

— Felix,  of  Crouland.  Anglo-Saxon  version  of 
the  life  of  St.  Guthlac,  hermit  of  Crow- 
land,  with  a  tr.  and  notes,  by  C.  W.  Good- 
win.    London,  1848.     16**.         Z5. 2952. 26 

— Hardwick  (C.)  Historical  inquiry  touching 
saint  Catharine  of  Alexandria:  to  which 
is  added,  a  semi-Saxon  legend.  Cam- 
bridge, 1849.  48  pp.  4''.  15.2956.5 
\In  a  vol.  lettered  "  Archaeologia**!. 

— **  Opuscula  anglo-saxonica."  s.  8  .  Z5. 2952. 23 

Contents. 
z.  MQUer  (L.  C.)     Collectanea  anglo-saxonica. 
Havniae,  1835. 
3.  MOller  (J.)    Saxones.    Berolini,  1830. 

3.  Anglo-Saxon  version  of  ApoUonius  of  Tjrre,  by 
B.  Thorpe.    London,  1834. 

4.  Beowulf,  ilberseut  von  L.  BttmUller.  ZQrich^ 
1840. 

— Sermon  of  the  paschall  lambe.  ...  In  the 
old  Saxon  tongue.  .  .  .  [Anon.]  London^ 
1623.     s.  4^  z5.2952.15 

{Bound  with  Bible.  An^ioSaxon.  Gospels.  Lon« 
don,  1571.    8.  4*]. 

{Bible:  Old  Testament). 

— Caedmon.  Paraphrasis  poetica  Genesios  ac 
praecipuarum  sacrae  paginae  historiarum. 
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— Heptateuches,  liber  Job,  et  evangelium  Nico- 
demi,  anglo-saxonice.  Historiae  Judith 
frag^entum,  dano-saxonice.  E^idit  E. 
Thwaitcs.  Oxoniae,  1698.     8*.  z5.2955.3z 


24 


Ans^lo-Saxons. 


OF  THE  COLLEGE  OF  NEW  JERSEY. 


Anonymous. 


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— Da  halgan  godspel  on  Englisc.  The  Anglo- 
Saxon  version  of  the  holy  gospels,  ed. 
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The  same.     Reprinted  by  L.  F.  Klipstein. 

New  York,  1846.     12°.  15.2952.18 

The  same.     2d  ed.     New  York,  1848.     I2^ 

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— Die  vier  evangelien  in  alt-nordhumbrischer 
sprache  .  .  .  herausg.  von  K.  W.  Bouter- 
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— Gospels  of  the  fower  evangelistes,  trans- 
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— QuATUOR  Jesu  Christ!  evangeliorum  versiones 
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Anhalt-Dessau  (Leopold  von),  b.  1676.  d.  1747. 

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Animal  kingdom.     See  Zoology. 

Animal  magnetism.     See  Mesmerism. 

Animal  mechanics,  ^mechanism.  See  Anatomy. 

Animalcules.     See  Infusoria. 

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Anne,  {Queen  of  Great  Britain  and  Ireland, 
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SttyoUo^  lives  of  Churchill  (John),  duke 0/  Marl- 
borough^  of  Louis  XIV.,  king  0/  France,  of  St- 
John  ilard  Bolingbroke\  and  of  other  eminent 
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Anne  of  Austria,  queen  of  France,  b.  1602. 
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Seg,  also^  Cond^  Mazarin,  Retz,  Richelieu. 

Anne  of  Brittany,  queen  of  France,   b,  1477.    d, 

1514. 
— Brantome  (P.  de  B.  de).     De  la  reine  Anne 

de  Bretagne.  pp.  125-158.  v.  63  of  8.462.1 
Annelida. 
— Grabe  (E.)    Anneliden  der  reise  der  Novara, 

[1857-59].     ^*^°»  ^^^^'     •♦^       28.1778.1 

\ln  the  Novara  reise,  zoologischer  theil,  v.  a,  C]. 

— McIntosh  (W.  C.)  Monograph  of  the  British 
annelids.  Pt.  i.  The  nemerteans.  Lon- 
don, 18V3-74.  I  V.  in  2  pts.  f*.   27.1708.9 

The  same.  27.1708.20 

See^  also,  Gephyrea,  Leeches. 

Annihilation. 

— Brown  (J.  B.)  The  doctrine  of  annihilation 
in  the  light  of  the  gospel  of  love.  London, 
1876.     i6'.  22.1373.18 

See  also.  Future  State, 

Annuities. 

— CouRCY  (A.  de).  Essai  sur  les  lois  du  hasard^ 
suivi  d'^tudes  sur  les  assurances.  Paris, 
1862:     I2^  26.1596.38 

— De  Moivre  (A.)  Annuities  on  lives.  2d  ed. 
.  .  .  London,  1743.     8°.  26.1596.36 

— Lewins  (W.)    Government  life  annuities. 

251554.1 

\In  his  History  of  banks  for  sayingfs,  pp.  345-376]. 

— LiTTROW  (J.  J.)  Ueber  lebensversicherungen 
und  andere  versorgungsanstalten.  Wien, 
1832.     8^  26.1596.39 

— Witt  (J.  de).  Treatise  on  life  annuities,  in 
letters,     pp.  80-108.  XO.574.32 

\[n  Barnwell  (R.  G.)    Life  and  times  of  John  De 
Witt    New  York,  1856.     i6«l. 
Seey  also.  Insurance  on  life,  Probabilities,  Vitality. 

Anonaceae. 

— DuNAL  (M.  F.)     Monographie  de  la  famille  des 

anonac6es.     Paris,  1817.    4*.    28.1748.13 
Anonymous  works. 
— Barbier  (A.  A.)    Dictionnaire  dcs  ouvrages 

anonymes.     3e  6d.     revue  ,  .  .  par  .  .  . 

O.  Barbier  et  .  .  .  Billard.    .    .    .    Paris, 

1872-78.     4  V.     8**.  Art  room. 

— Halkett  (S.)  and  Laing  (J.)    A  dictionary  of 

the  anonymous  literature  of  Great  Britain. 

V.  I.     Edinburgh,  1882.    8".      Art  room. 
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pseudonymorum.  .    „      Hamburgi,  1708. 

2v,     f*.  16.1018.4 


25 


Ansbach. 


SUBJECT-CATALOGUE  OF  THE  LIBRARY 


Antiqmties, 


ABSbftch,  Anspach,  or  Onolzbach,  in  Bavaria. 
— Georoi  (J.  F.)    Nachricht  ron  der  stadt  und 

dem  margpraffthum  Ansbach.  .  .  .  Franck- 

ftirt,  1732.     ft.  4*.  9.530.1 

Ansbach  (Elizabeth  Berkeley  Cfaven),  margra- 

vine  of,     b,  1750.     d,  1828. 
— Memoirs,  written  by  herself.     London,  1826. 

2  V.  in  I.     8^  9- 541*9 

Aatelm  (5^»i»/)  it  Anselmo  of  Aosta.    b,  1034. 

Archbishop  of  Canterbury^  1093-I109. 
— Church  (R.    W.)    Saint  Anselm.     London, 

1877.     8'.  31.1942.32 
The  same.     London,  1870.     8%  31. 1942.33 

— Eadmer.  Vita  sancti  Anselmi.  23.1416. 3 
\In  Anselmi  Opera,  ed.  Migci,  ▼.  x,  ccrf.  49-133]. 

— John,  of  Salisbury.  Vita  sancti  Anselmi. 
coL  1009-1040  of  23.1416.4 

— RiMUSAT  (C.  de).  Saint  Anselme  de  Can- 
torb^ry.  .  .  .  Paris,  1853.   16**.  23. 1416.23 

Ansgarius  (Saint\ 

— Krummacher  (F.  a.)  St  Ansgar.  .  .  .  Zur 
geschichte  der  christlichen  kirche.  .  .  . 
Bremen,  1828.     i6'*.  31. 1950.26 

— Maclear  (G.  F.)  St.  Anskar,  and  the  conver- 
sion of  Denmark,    pp.  7-30  of  22.1355.27 

Anspach  (Elizabeth  Berkeley  Craven),  margra- 
vine of     See  Ansbach  (E.  B.  C). 

Antara  ibn  Sheddad  el-Absf,  an  Arabian  poeL 
b,  550.  d.  630(9. 

— Menil  (V.  E.)  Disputatio  philologica  de 
Antara,  ejusque  poSmate  arabice  Moalla- 
kah.  •  .  .  Amstelodami,  1814.    30  pp.  4*". 

18.3106.7 

Antarctic  rerions. 

— Wilkes  (C.T  Anurctic  cruise,  1840.  2.48.5 
[/m  his  Narrative  of  the  U.  S.  exploring  expedi- 
tion, V.  a,  pp.  997-387]. 

Antelope. 

— Caton  (J.  D.)  The  antelope  and  deer  of 
America.  New  York,  1877.  8'.  27.1673.12 

Antelope,  ( The  ship), 

— Keate  (G.)  Narrative  of  the  shipwreck  of  the 
Antelope,  in  August,  1783.  voL  4  of  X.10.19 

Anthology  (The  Greek). 

—  Hbckkr  (A.)  Commenutio  critica  de  antho- 
logia  graeca.     Lugduni  Batavorum,  1843. 

8^  14. 2873. 2 

— HuscHKE  (L  G.)  Analecta  critica  in  antho- 
logiamgraecam.  Jenae,i8oo.  ^^  14.2873.7 

— Neaves  (C.)  The  Greek  anthology.  Phila- 
delphia, 1875.     16°.  18. 1053. 1 1 

— Symonds  (J.  A.)  The  anthology.  18.1052. 13 
[In  A >>  Studies  of  the  Greek  poets,  xst  series,  pp. 

M«-397]-  „  , 

See^  auo^  Epigrams. 

Anthony  (Charles  Hartshorn),  b,  1812.  d.  1874. 
—James  (J.)    Memoir  of  Prof.  Charles  H.  An- 
thony.    Albany,  1876.     S"".  4. 202. 11 

Anthracene. 

■^AuERBACH  (G.)  Anthracen,  its  constitution, 
properties,  .  .  .  and  derivatives.  .  .  . 
Tr.  by  W.  Crookes.     London,  1877.     8°. 

30.1926.26 

Anthropology.     See  Man. 

Antimasonry.     See  Freemasonry. 

Antinomian  controversy. 

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troversy in  Massachusetts,  [1637]. 

pp.  167-376  v.  16  of  3. 138^.6 


Antioch. 

— Damiani  (F.)    Vicissitudes  of  Antioch  during 

the  crusades. 

pp.  234-263.     vol.  15  of  5.2286.1 
Antiphon.    b,  b.c.  480.    d,  411. 
— Briegleb  {Dr,     .)    Zur  kritik  des  Antiphon. 

Anclam,  1861.    16  pp.    4^     z4.868.B0x  i 
Antiquities,  {Classical). 

Dictionaries, 
— BojESEN  (E.  F.)  Manual  of  Greek  and  Roman 

antiquities.     From  the  German.     Ed.  by 

T.  K.  Arnold.     8th  ed.     New  York,  i860. 

12*.  14.878^.19 

— Lt^KER  (F.)      Real  lexikon  des  dassischen 

alterthums.    3e  aufl.     Leipzig,  1867.     8**. 

14.878^.3 
— Pauly  (A.)  Real-encyclopttdie  der  dassischen 

alterthums  wissenschaft.     Stuttgart,  1842- 

66.     6  V.  in  8.     8*.  13.818^.3 

— Rich  (A.)    Dictionary  of  Roman  and  Greek 

antiquities.  3d  ed.     London,  1873.    p.  8**. 

Z^.878^.16 
— Smith  (W.)    Dictionary  of  Greek  and  Roman 

antiquities.  .  .  .  ist  Am.  ed.  by  C.  An- 

thon.     New  York,  1843.     8%       14.87841. i 

^The  same.     2d  ed.     Boston,  1849.     8**, 

16.997.2 
— Wilson  (T.)    Archaeological  dictionary  ;  or, 

classical  antiquities  of  the  Jews,  Greeks, 

and  Romans.  London,i783.  8**.  xa.2737.14 

General  worhs, 

— Egger  (E.)  M^moires  d'histoire  ancienne  et 
de  philologie.  Paris,  1863.  8°.    14.2854.8 

— Eschenburg  (J-  J.)  Manual  of  classical  liter- 
ature. From  the  German  by  N.  W. 
Fiske.  Philadelphia,  1836.  8"*.   14. 878a.  12 

The  same.     3d  ed.     Philadelphia,  1839.     8*. 

13.818^.6 

— Falkener  (E.)  Museum  of  classical  antiqui- 
ties. ,  .  .  London,  1855.     2  v.  in  i.     8*. 

12. 738*.  I 

— Fosbrooke  (T.  D.)  Treatise  on  the  arts, 
manufactures,  manners,  and  institutions  of 
the  Greeks  and  Romans.  [Anon.}  Lon- 
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— Gellius  (A.)  Noctium  atticarum  libri  viginti. 
Ex  recensione  M.  Hertz.  Lipsiae,  1871- 
77.     2  V.  in  I.     16*.  X3. 791.36 

The  same.     Attic  nights.     Tr.  by  W.  Beloe. 

London,  1795.     3  v.     8^  14.878^.12 

— Guhl  (E.)  and  Koner  (W.)  Leben  der  Grie- 
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3eaufl.     Berlin,  1872.     8*.        I4.878tf.i3 

^The  same.   Life  of  the  Greeks  and  Romans, 

described  from  antique  monuments.  Tr. 
from  3d  German  ed.  by  F.  Hueflfer.  New 
York,  1875.     8^  13.878^.6 

The  same.  New  York,  1876.  8'.    14.878^.6 

— KURZ  (H.)  Eriauterungen  zu  Wcisser's  lebens- 
bilder  aus  dem  klassischen  alterthum. 
Stuttgart,  1864.     8**.  X2.738a.6 

— MONTFAUCON  (B.  de).  Antiquity  explained, 
and  represented  in  sculptures.  Tr.  by  D. 
Humphreys.    London,  1721-25.    6  v.    f*. 

12.758.6 

— NiBBY  (A.)  Elementi  di  archeologia.  Roma, 
1828.     8^  2.56.14 


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Anti^ties. 


OF  THE  COLLEGE  OF   NEW  JERSEY. 


Apophthegms. 


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dre  Tarch^ologie  anx  Etudes  classiques. 

Paris,  1878.     8^  14.2854.7 

— ScHAAF  (L.)      Encydopidie  der  classischen 

alterthumskunde.     Magdeburg,  1836.    2  v. 

in  I.    S\  12.2737.16 

Stt^misa^  America,  Asia,  Greece,  History,  {Ancitnt 

and  Universal)  Rome. 

AU0^  CoDTiTial  custoias,  Inacriptioat. 

UniversaL 

— Mowjot  (A.)  General  views  of  archaeology. 
Tr.  by  P.  Harry.  28.3733 

\In  Smithsonian  leport,  i860,    pp.  a84-343]* 

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United  Sutes  national  museum.  Wash- 
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^  mhoy  Arts,  Civilization,  Coins,  History.  In. 
scriptioos.  Inventions,  Man,  Middle  ages,  and  the 
names  of  cities,  countries  and  nations. 

JkntasUtvery.     See  Slavery. 

Aatoniniis  Augustas  (Marcus  Aurelins),  Roman 
emperor,     b,  A.D.  121.     d.  180. 

— Bartou  (P.  S.)  and  Bellori  (G.  P.)  Columna 
cochlis  M.  Aurelio  Antonino  Augusto 
dicata.     Romae,  1704.     obL  4''.        B.7^9 

^  -Columoa  antoniniana  cum  notis  G.  P.  BeU 
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Art  room,  B.7.9 

-^APiTOUNUS  (J.)  M.  Antoninus,  philosophus. 
pp.  286-404.  V.  I  of  12.753. 18 

^Farrar  (F.  W.)    Marcus  Aurelius. 

pp.  257-317  of  22.1390.43 

— Long  (G.)  Life  and  philosophy  of  M.  Aure- 
lius Antoninus.  23.1461. 8 
[Prefixed  to  Long's  ed.  of  the  Meditations.  80  pp.] 

— RjtNAN  (J.  E.)  Marctis  Aurelius.  22.1353.16 
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—  -Marc-Aur^le  et  la  fin  du  monde  antique. 
2me  6d.     Paris,  1882.     8"*.         12.745. 13 

— XiPHiUNUS  (T.)  M.  Antonini  philosophi  vita. 
58  pp.     8°.  14.892. 14 

[/«  Herodianus.    Historiamm  libri  viii]. 

Antoninns  Pius  (Titus  Aurelius  Fulvus),  Roman 

emperor,     b.  A.D.  86.     d.  16 1. 
— Capitounus  (J.)    Antoninus  Pius.    pp.  244- 

285.  V.  I  of  12.752. 18 

Antrim,  (Ireland), 

— Hamilton  (W.)  Natural  history  of  the  basaltes 

of  the  county  of  Antrim,    pp.  67-109. 

V.  4  of  2.45.5 
Antrim  and  Down  dialect. 
— Patterson  (W.   H.)    Glossary  of  words  in 

use  in  the  counties  of  Antrim  and  Down. 

London,  1880.     8*".  15. 920. 14 

Ants. 
— McCooK  (H.    C.)     Natural    history  of    the 

agricultural  ant  of  Texas.     Philadelphia, 

1879.    8".  27.1714.20 

— Mavr  (G.    L.)      Formicidae   [der    reise   der 

Novara,  1857-59].     Wien,  1868.     119  pp. 

4°.  28. 1778. 1 

[/» tk£  "Samn.  reise,  zoologischer  theil,  v.  a]. 
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London,  1873.     8'.  27.1714. 19 

A«^.    The  ants  are  treated  of,  in  all  books  on  in- 


Antwttrp. 

—Ram  (P.  F.  X.  de).  Synopsis  actorum  ec- 
desiae  antverpiensis,  et  ejus  dioceseos  sta- 
tus hierarchicus.     Bruxellis,  1856.    8°. 

xo.574.8 


Ape. 

— MiVART  (St.  G.)  Man  and  apes.  New  York, 
1874.     12*.  27.1660.2a 

Aphides. 

— BucKTON  (G.  B.)    Monograph  of  the  British 

aphides.     London,  1876-81.     3  v.     8*. 

27.1715.3 
—Riley  (C.  V.)  and  Monell  (J.)    Notes  on  the 

aphididae  of  the  United  States. 

[Bulletin  of  the  U.  S.  geological  and  geographical 

wuvey,  V.  5,  no.  x.  3a  pp.  V]. 

[Aluinni  room]. 

Aphorisms. 

—Palmer.  (C.)    A  coUection  of  select  aphorisms 

and  maxims.  London,  1748.  4**.  21.1315. 10 
^The  same.  21.1298^.2 

See,  altc.  Apophthegms,  Maxims,  Proverbs. 

Aphrodite. 

— Bbrnouilli  (J.  J.)  Aphrodite.  Ein  baustein 
zur  griechischen  kunstmythologie.  Leip- 
zig, 1873.    8°.  30.1896.20 

— Cattanso  (G.)  Osservazione  sopra  un  fram- 
mento  antico  di  bronzo,  di  greco  lavoro 
rappresentante  Venere.  Milano,  1819.  T. 

30.1898.21 

Apocryphal  old  testament.  See  Enoch,  Judith. 

Apocryphal  new  testament. 

—Hone  (W.)  The  apocryphal  new  testament 
...  4th  ed.    London,  1821.  8°.  22.1362.3 

— Thilo  (J.  C.)  Prolegomena  de  codicibus, 
editionibus  et  versionibus  evangeliorum 
apocryphorum.  pp.  160.  Lipsiae,  1832. 
8  .  22.1361.33 

Set^aita^  Andrew  and  Matthew,Nicodemus,Pilate. 

Apollonius  DYSCOlns,  (flourished  at  Alexan* 
dria^  earh  in  the  2d  century), 

— Eggee  (A.  E.)  Apollonius  Dyscole.  Essai 
sur  rhistoire  des  theories  grammaticales 
dans  rantiquit6.  Paris,  1854.  8°.  15.954. 12 

— Schoemann  (G.  F.)  Emendationes  aliquot 
locorum  corruptorum  in  Apollonii  libro 
de  adverbiis.  [  Gryphisvaldiae  ],  1861. 
16  pp.    4*.  14.868.  Box  I 

— Skrzeczka  (R.  F.  L.)    Die  lehre  des  Apollo- 

nius  Dyscolus  von  den  redetheilen,  und 

kritische  bemerkungen  zu  Apoll.  de  ad- 

verbio.     KOnigsberg,  1853.     28  pp.    4*. 

14.868.  Box  I 

Apollonins,  of  Perga*{third  century  before  Christ). 

— SchOmann.  "Apollonius  von  Perga."  Trep- 
tow,  1878.     16  pp.     8*.      26.1598.  Box  2 

Apollonius,  of  Rhodes,    b.  B.C.  235.    d,  B.C.  194. 

— Sainte-Beuve  (C.  a.)  De  la  M6d6e  d' Apol- 
lonius.    pp.  359-406.  V.  5  of  8.481.2 

Apollonius,  of  Tyana,  {about  the  time  of  Christ), 

— Philostratus.  Epistolae  Apollonii  tyanen- 
sis,  cum  ejus  vita,  libris  vin.  [graece  et 
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The  same.      De   tyanensi   Apollonio  libri. 

Recognovit    A.    Westermann.      Parisiis, 
1849.     1-  8^  14.874.2 

Apollonius,  prince  of  Tyre. 

See  Shakespeare.   Pericles,  prince  of  Tyre. 

Apologetics. 

See  Evidences  of  revealed  religion. 
Apophthegms. 
—Erasmus  (D.)  Apophthegmcs  translated  by  N. 

Udall.     Boston,  1877.     1.  8^     21. 1305.31 
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i6^  21. 1298a.  1 1 


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Apophthegms. 


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Ar&buu 


— Plutarchus.  Apophthegmata  regum  et  im- 
peratorum.  Apophthegmata  laconica. 
Apophthegmata  lacaenarum.  Londini, 
1741.     4^  X4.906.1 

— Whately  (R.)  Thoughts  and  apophthegms. 
Philadelphia,  1856.     12*.  21. 1316.34 

— ZiNKGRAF  (J.  W.)  Deutsche  apophthegmata; 
das  ist  der  deutschen  scharfsinnige  kluge 
sprtlche  .  .  .  Leyden,  1644.  3  pts.  in  i  v. 

S.  12**.  2Z.I298^I.22 

Set,  mlso,  Maxims,  ProTcrbt. 

Apostles,  (Lives  of  the). 

— Cave  (W.)  Antiquitates  apostolicae  ;  or,  the 
lives  ...  of  the  holy  apostles  .  .  .  and 
of  .  .  .  St.  Mark  and  St.  Luke.  .  .  . 
London,  1834.     2  v.     16°.         31. 1942.38 

— Lardner  (N.)  History  of  the  apostles  and 
evangelists,  writers  of  the  New  Testa- 
ment. London,  1791.  8**.  v.  2  of  22.1346.6 

— Renan  (J.  E.)    Les  ap6tres.    Paris,  1866.    8^ 

22.1352.15 

Ste^  aUo,  Paul  i^SaiiU), 

Apostolic  age. 

—Bauer  (B.)  Christus  und  die  Caesaren.  Der 
ursprung  des  christenthums  aus  dem 
rOmischen  griechenthum.  2e  aufl.  Ber- 
lin, 1879.     ^^  3X.1942.9 

— Coleman  (L.)  The  apostolical  and  (mmitive 
church.  With  an  essay  by  A.  Neander. 
2d  ed.     Boston,  1844.     12  .      31.1942. 16 

— Hausrath  (A.)  Neutestamentliche  zeitge- 
schichte.  Heidelberg,  1 868-1 872.  2  v. 
8°.  31.1945. 16 

—Holland  (H.  S.)  The  apostolic  fathers.  .  .  . 
London,  1878  (?).     16".  31. 1943.28 

—Neander  (J.  A.  W.)  Gcschichte  der  pflan- 
zung  und  leitung  der  christlichen  kirche 
durch  die  apostel.  4e  aufl.  Hamburg, 
1847.     I  V.  in  2.     8'.  31. 1945.20 

The  same.      History  of  the  planting  and 

training  of  the  Christian  church.  From  the 
3d  German  ed.  by  J.  E.  Ryland.  Phila- 
delphia, 1844.     8**-  31*  1945-5 

—Newton  (T.)  Review  of  ecclesiastical  history 
.  .  .  first  century,     London,  1770.     8*. 

3i.194i.11. 

— PRESSENsfi  (E.de).  Early  years  of  Christianity. 
The  apostolic  era.  Tr.  by  A.  Harwood. 
New  York,  1870.     p.  8*.  31.1942.29 

— Renan  i].  E.)  Histoire  des  origines  du  Chris- 
tianisme.     Paris,  1863-82.     7  v.     8**. 

12.745.13    22.1352.15    31. 1942.6 

— Reuss  fE.)  History  of  Christian  theology  in 
the  apostolic  age.  Tr.  by  A.  Harwood. 
London,  1872.     2  v.     8**.  22. 1372. 1 1 

— Salvador  (J.)  Leben  Jesu  und  geschichte 
der  christlichen  kirche  wilhrend  des  ersten 
jahrhunderts.  Aus  dem  Franzttsischen 
von  H.  Jacobson.  Dresden,  1841.  2  v. 
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— Schaff(P.)  Geschichte  der  christlichen  kirche. 
Erster  band:  die  apostoliche  kirche.  Mer- 
cersburg,  Pa.,  185 1.     8*.  31. 1946. 10 

The  same.     History  of  the  apostolic  church; 

with  a  general  introduction  to  church 
history.  Tr.  by  E.  D.  Yeomans.  New 
York,  1853.     8  .  31.1944.5 

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Apparitions.     See  Demonology,  Ghosts. 

Appendage,  {in  toolory), 

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Aquarium. 

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— HiBBERD  (S.)  The  book  of  the  aquarium. 
London,  1869.     16°.  27.1724.28 

The  book  of  the  marine  aquarium.    London, 

1869.     i6'.  27.1724.28 

— PiZETTA  (J.)  L'aquarium,  d*eau  douce,  d'eau 
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Arabia,  and  Arabs. 

Descriptwn^  travels^  etc, 

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aus  eigenen  beobachtungen,  und  im  lande 
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Arabia. 


OF  THE  COLLEGE  OF  NEW  JERSEY. 


Arches. 


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sea,    containing  the    navigation    of    the 

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See^  mho,  Brandenburg,  Westphalia. 

Great  Britain, 
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antiquities  of  Scotland.      London,   1854. 

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tGiKcrJ. 

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Stt,  also,  Cambridge,  Edinburgh,  London,  Oxford. 

Hindostan,  etc. 
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Villas. 

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Aristarchus,  of  Samothrace. 

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Aristoteles* 


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Achamians, 
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Birds, 

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— Wieseler  (F.)  Adversaria  in  Aristophanis 
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Gottingae,  1843.    vi,  132  pp.    8°.     14.881 

Knights, 
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Plutus, 

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nachii.  1842.     8**.  14.878.37 

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of  literary  history  connected  with  his 
works.   Cambridge,  1839.    S'*     23.1414. 3 


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— Crichton  (A.)  Memoir  of  Aristotle,  pp.  17- 
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— CuNZE  (T.)  Quaestionum  aristotclearum  fasc. 
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— Dielitz  (  .)  Quaestiones  aristoteleae.  Ber- 
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— EucKEN  (R.)  Ueber  den  sprachgebrauch  des 
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— Geier  (R.)  Alexander  und  Aristoteles  in 
ihren  gegenseitigen  beziehungen.  Halle, 
1856.     8'\  14. 884.5 

The  same.  14. 878.26 

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theid  van  den  zoogenaamden  nsiiAOZ 
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ikristotele«. 


OF  THE  COLLEGE  OF  NEW  JERSEY. 


Aristoteles. 


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des  Aristoteles,  und  ihrer  ausgaben.  pp. 
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35 


Aristoteles. 


SUBJECT-CATALOGUE  OF  THE  LIBRARY 


Aristotoles. 


— BHUMMKHSTAEDT  (J.  C.  W.)  Ucbcr  inhalt 
und  zusammenhang  der  metaphysischen 
bUcl\er  des  Aristoteles.  Rostock,  1840. 
93  pp.     4'.  14.2887 

— CoMMENTARii  collegii  conimbricensis  in  tres 
libros  de  anima  Aristotelis.  3a  ed.  Col- 
oniae,  1600.    4*.  14.877.8 

—Denis  (F.  J.)  Rationalismc  d'Aristotc ;  r61e 
de  la  raison  dans  les  connaissances  hu- 
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1847.  191  pp.  8".  14.2887 
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nach  composition,    inhalt   und   methode 

dargestellt.  Beriin,  1841.  8**-.  14. 878.30 
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de  anima  Aristotelis.    Venetiis,  1535.    T. 

14. 878. 7 
*-  -In   tres  libros  de  anima  annotationes,  ex 

dissertationibus  Ammonii.  Venetiis,  1581. 

r.  X4.2888.5 

^MichaeLis  (C.  G.)  Zur  erkl&ning  von  Aristot. 

metaphjrs.  2.  9.  Neu  Streliu,  1866.  20  pp. 

4^  14.2887 

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anima  commentarii.una  cum  quaestionibus 
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manticae.  1557.     T.  x4.888.18 

—Schilling  (G.)  Aristotelis  de  continuo  doc- 
trina.  Dissertatio  inauguralis.  Gissae, 
1840.     31  pp.    4^  14.2887 

—Schneider  (G.)  De  causa  finali  aristotelea. 
Berolini,  1865.    8^.  14. 878. 20 

— SiGNiER  DE  Saint-Brisson  (N.-M.-S.  de).  La 
philosophie  du  langage  expos6e  d'apr^s 
Aristote.     Paris,  1838.     8**.         14. 878. 29 

— SiMPLicii  commentaria  in  tres  libros  Aristo- 
telis de  anima.  Alexandri  aphrod.,  com- 
entaria  in  librum  de  sensu.  .  .  .  Michaelis 
ephesii  annotationes.    .    .    .    [Venetiis], 

1527.   r.  x4.888.18 

— Spengel  (L.)  Auszuege  aus  dem  commentar 
eines  anonymus  ueber  des  Aristoteles 
buecher  von  der  seele,  von  Leonhard 
Spengel.     Mllnchen,  1847.     20  pp.     4**. 

X4.2887 

—Starke  (F.  G.)  Aristotelis  de  uniute  Dei 
sententia.    Neu-Ruppin,  1864.    10  pp.   4". 

X4.2887 

— Versor  (J.)  Questiones  super  libros  de  ani- 
ma, atque  de  generatione  et  corruptione, 
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r.  x4.878.13 

—Wolff  (W.)  Von  dem  begriffe  des  Aristoteles. 
ilber  die  seele  und  dessen  anwendung  auf 
die  heutige  psychologie.  .  .  .  Bayreuth, 

1848.  16  pp.     4*.  X4.2887 

Moral  science, 

— Afzelius  (F.  G.)    Aristotelis  de  imputatione 

actionum  doctrina.  .  .  .  Upsaliae,   1841. 

8**.  x4.878.39 

—Alexander,  aphrodisiensis.    Quaestiones  nat- 

urales  de  anima  morali.  Venetiis,  1536.  V. 

14.878.5 
— BONITZ  (H.)    Observationes  criticae  in  Aris- 
totelis quae  feruntur  magna  moralia  et 
ethica  eudemia.    Stettin,  1844.    42  pp.  4^ 

X4.2887 

— Cassell  (J.)     Prooemium  in  civilis  doctrinae 

prout  ab  Aristotele  tradita  est  paraphrasin. 

Rostochii,  1818.     X,  14  pp.    4^.     14. 2887 


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ethicorum  Aristotelis.  Parhisiis,  1506.  f**. 

X4.2888.1 
[/»  a  V0i.  lettered  **  Arittotelis  opera,*'  1506]. 

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aristotelea  ratione  repetenda  commentatio 
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1825.     34  pp.    4%  X4.2887 

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grundlagen  der  aristotelischen  ethik.  Ber- 
lin, 1870.     33  pp.    4'.  X4.2887 

-EusTRATius  and  others,  Commentaria  in  li- 
bros decern  Aristotelis  de  moribus  ad 
Nicomachum,  una  cum  textu  suis  in  locis 
adjecto.     Venetiis,  1536.     V,      x4.888.18 

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quibusdam  ethicorum  eudemeorum.  Lip- 
siae,  1849.  25  pp.    4'.  X4.2887 

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nungs-princip  der  moralischen  tugend- 
reihe  in  der  nikomachischen  ethik.  Ber- 
lin, 1863.     29  pp.    4**.  X4.2887 

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lehre  von  der  eud&monie.  .  .  .  Witten- 
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in  ihrem  unterschied  von  der  moral  des 
christenthums.  i  Die  gtlterlehre.  Leip- 
zig, 1869.     40  pp.     4*.  X4.2887 

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universam  Aristotelis  ethicen  enucleans. 
Francofurti,  1614.    8''.  x4.2884.6i 

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ethics,  books  i-iv.  .  .  .  With  a  continu- 
ous analysis  and  notes.  .  .  .  London,  1871. 
16''.  x4.2884.14 

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toteles in  der  nikomachischen  ethik  gege- 
bcnen  begriffes  der  tugend.  ^erford, 
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teskritik  der  nikomachischen  ethik  des 
Aristoteles.     Weimar,  1862.     32  pp.     4*.. 

X4.2887 

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ischen  scholien  zur  nikomachischen  ethik 
des  Aristoteles.     pp.  263-276.        14. 2887 

-Vermiglio  (P.  M.)  In  primum,  secundum,  et 
initium  tertii  libri  ethicorum  Aristotelis  ad 
Nicomachum  .  .  .  commentarius.  Tiguri, 
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the  structure  of  the  seventh  book  of  the 
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— The  same.  x4.2884.16 


36 


Ariatoteles. 


OF  THE  COLLEGE  OF  NEW  JERSEY. 


Aristoteleti 


Natural  science, 
— ^Alexander,  aphrodisiensis.    In  quatuor  libros 
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the  kings  of    Armenia,    [a.m. 2263- A.D. 

1319],  translated  by  J.  Glen.    94  pp.    8*. 

V.  2  of  zz. 2687.20 

—Langlois  (V.)  Le  tr6sor  des  chartes  d'Ar- 
m^nie;  ou,  cartulaire  de  la  chancellerie 
royale  des  Roup^niens,  avecune  introduc- 
tion historique.  Venise»  1863.  4**.zz.7o6.z 

— Sempad.  Extrait  de  la  chronique  de  Sempad, 
suivi  de  celle  de  son  continuateur,  [histoire 
de  la  dynastie  des  Roup6niens].  Traduit 
de  TArm^nien  par  Victor  Langlois.  St. 
P6tersbourg,  1862.     V.  zz.707.14 

— ^Vahram.  Chronicle  of  the  Armenian  kingdom 
in  Cilicia,  during  the  crusades.  From  the 
Armenian  by  C.  F.  Neumann.  London, 
1831.     8^  zz.2698.12 

Un  a  vol.  letttrid  **  Trans,  from  the  Chinese  and 
Armenian*']. 

Language  and  literature, 
— DwiGHT  (H.  G.  O.)    Catalogue  of  all  works 
known  to  exist  in  the  Armenian  language, 
written  before  1600.     pp.  245-288. 

V.  3  of  ZZ.2703.1 

— Galani  (C.)     Grammatica  linguae  literalis  ar- 

menicae  ;  dialecticae  disputationes.    .    .    . 

Dictionarium  armeno-latinum.      Romae, 

165-.     s.  4*.  ZS.930.17 


39 


Armenia. 


SUBJECTCATALOGUE  OF  THE  LIBRARY 


Artists. 


— Patkanoff  (C.)    Recherches  sur  la  formation 
de    la    langue    arm6nienne;    traduits  du 
Russe  par  E.  Prudhomme. 
[Joumal  asiatique,  6e  air.  v.  i6]. 

— Pktermann  0*  H*)  Ueber  den  diidect  der 
Armenier  von  Tiflis.  Berlin,  1867.  87 
pp.     4'.  15.976.12 

Armor  (Defensive),  for  the  body. 

— Meyrick    (S.    R.)     Body-armour    anciently 

worn  in  England,    pp.  120-145,  209-240. 

V.  18  of  5.2286.1 

Engravings  on  a  German  suit  of  armour, 

made  for  Henry  viii.  pp.  106-113.  20  pi. 
V.  23  of  5.2296.1 

Amauld  (Ang61ique).    d,  1624.    d.  1684. 

— Martin  (F.)  Ang^llque  Amauld,  abbess  of 
Port  Royal.  London,  1873.  16**.  8.2502.9 

Amdt  (Ernst  Moritz).    d.  1769.     J.  i860. 

—  Baur  (W.)  Ernst  Moritz  Amdt  London, 
1872.     p.  8*.  pp.  77-196  of  9.515.28 

— Life  and  adventures,  [by  himself].  From 
the  German.  London,  1879.  p.  8**.  9.541.8 

Amim  (Elisabetta  Brentano  von).  ^.  1785. 
</.  1859. 

— Goethe's  correspondence  with  a  child.  [Bet- 
tine  von  Arnim].     Boston,  1859.     p.  8**. 

9.542.13 
— Gt^DERODE.     [Correspondence  of  **  Bettine" 

von  Arnim  and  Karoline  von  GUnderode. 

Tr.  by  E.  P.  PeabodyJ.     Boston,  1842. 

I2^  39.1804.13 

[In  a  vcl.  Uttered  "  Miscellany'*]. 
^The  same.     Boston,  1861.     12*.     18.3x82.5 

Arnold  (Benedict),     b.  1741.    d,  1801. 

— Arnold  (L  N.)  Life  of  Benedict  Amold:  his 
patriotism  and  his  treason.  Chicago, 
1880.     8**.  4.202.12 

— Henry  (J.  J.)  Account  of  Arnold's  campaign 
against  Quebec,  1775.  By  one  of  the  sur- 
vivors.    Albany,  1877.     8^  3.146.28 

—Hill  (G.  C.)  Benedict  Amold.  A  biography. 
Boston,  1858.     I2^  4.202.13 

— Sparks  (J.)  Life  and  treason  of  Benedict  Ar- 
nold,    xii,  335  pp.  V.  3  of  3.138^.6 

Arnold  (Thomas),     b.  1795.    d,  1842. 

—Stanley  (A.  P.)  Life  and  correspondence  of 
Thomas  Arnold,  D.D.  New  York,  1845. 
12*.  6.340.8 

^The  same.  Boston,  i860.  2  v.  12*.  6. 341. 21 

The  same.    New  York,  1877.    8**.     6.341.20 

Amot  (William),     b,  1808.     </.  1875. 

— Autobiography,  and  memoir  by  his  daughter, 
Mrs.  A.  Fleming.  New  York,  1878.  p. 
8^  6.341.22 

Arran,  or  Aran. 

— Haverty  (M.)  The  Aran  isles;  an  ethnolog- 
ical excursion,  1857.  Dublin,  1859.  45  pp. 
8*.  6.322.10 

Arrianus.    b.  about  a.d.  100. 

— KOcHLY  (A.)  De  libris  tacticis  qui  Arriani  et 
iEliani  feruntur  dissertatio.  Turici,  185 1- 
53.     22  pp.     4*.  14.868.  Box  I. 

Ars  moriendi.  (A  block-book,  very  early  printed), 

— Zapf  (G.  W.)  Von  einer  h6chstseltenen, 
and  noch  unbekannten  ausgabe  der  Ars 
moriendi  an  E.  T.  Langer.  Augsburg, 
1806.    8^  10.991. 10 

Artacsdes.    See  Persia. 


Artenius. 

— Leutsch  (E.  von).    Commentatfonis  de  Vio* 

larii  ab  Arsenio  compositi  particola  prima 

et  tertia.    Gottingae,  1856-59.    11,  29  pp. 

4*".  24. 868.  Box  r 

Art.     See  ArU  (Fine), 
Arteries. 
— BsLL  (C.)    Engravings  of  the  arteries  of  the 

human  body.  3d  Am.  ed.  Colored  plates. 

Philadelphia,  1833.     8^  39.3816. 1 1 

— HoPKiNSON  (J.  P.)  Engravings  of  the  arteries. 

Philadelphia,  1833.     8"*.  39.3814.2 

— QuAiN  (J.)  tf#i^  Wilson  (W.  J.  E.)    Anatomy 

of  the  arteries.     London,   1840.     74  pp. 

34  pi.  r.  39.3818.6 
— Shakespeare  (E.  O.)    The  nature  of  repara- 

tory  inflammation  m  arteries  after  ligature, 
acupression,  and  torsion.     70  pp.     7  pi. 
V.  16  of  38.3734 
See^  also.  Pulse. 

Artevelde  (Jakob  van),    b,         .    d,  1345. 

— VoisiN  (C.  A.)  Examen  critique  des  histori- 
ens  de  Jacques  van  Artevelde.  Gand, 
1841.     8  .  10.574.10 

Arthur,  a  legendary  king  of  Britain, . 

— Arthur;  a  short  sketch  of  his  life  and  history^ 
in  English  verse  of  the  fifteenth  century. 
Edited  by  F.  J.  Furnivall.  \AnonJ]  Lon- 
don, 1864.     vii,  19  pp.  I  1.  8  .     19. 1072.2 

^PoEMA  graecum  de  rebus  gestis  regis  Arturi» 
.  .  .  aliorumque  equitum  tabulae  rotundae. 
[Anon.]  Editio  prima.  Vratislaviae,  1821. 

35  pp.  8^  i5.958/».  Box  3 
Arthur  ni..  duke  of  Britanny.  b.  1393.  d,  1456. 
— GoDEFROY  (T.)    Histoire  d'Artus  in.,  due  de 

Bretagne.     pp.  185-230.      v.  3  of  8.454.1 

— Gruel  (G.)  M6moires  d'Artus  iii.,  comte  de 
Richemont,  conn6table  de  France,  pp. 
223-442.  V.  7  of  8.452.  z 

Artillery.    See  Ordnance. 

Artisans. 

— Brightwell  (C.  L.)  Heroes  of  the  labora- 
tory and  the  workshop.  New  ed.  Lon- 
don,  n.  d.     16'.  *  30. 1870.24 

Artists. 

— Brunn  (H.)  Geschichte  der  griechischen 
ktinstler.    Stuttgart,  1857-59.     2  v.    8*. 

30.1883.9 

— Bryan  (M.)  Biographical  dictionary  of  paint* 
ers  and  engravers.  .  •  .  New  ed.  by  G. 
Stanley.     London,  1849.     1.  8*.    16.996.6 

— Clement  (C.  E.)  and  Hutton  (L.)  Artists  of 
the  nineteenth  century,  and  their  works. 
.  .  .  Boston,  1879.  2v.  I2\    30.1883.21 

— Cunningham  (A.)  Lives  of  British  painters, 
sculptors,  and  architects.  2d  ed.  Lon- 
don, 1830-33.     6v.     16**.  X.1.7 

The  same.    New  York,  1834-35.    5  v.    i8\ 

32.2010.13 

—Pallet  (C.)  The  princes  of  art:  painters, 
sculptors,  and  engravers.  Trans,  by  S, 
R.  Urbino.  [Anon.]  Boston,  1870.    p.  8*. 

30.1882.25 

— Gaye  (G.)  Carteggio  inedito  d'artisti  dci  se- 
coli  XIV.,  XV.,  XVI.  .  .  .  Firenze,  1839- 
40.     3  v.     8^  30.1883.7 

— Ossorio  y  Bernard  (M.)  Galeria  biografica 
de  artistas  espafloles  del  siglo  XIX. 
Madrid,  1868-70.     2  v.  in  12  pts.     8*. 

30.188S 


40 


Artists. 


OF  THE  COLLEGE  OF  NEW  JERSEY. 


Arts* 


— Ottley  (H.)  Biographical  dictionary  of  recent 
painters  and  engravers.  London,  1875. 
1.  8**.  Revolving  case.  E.5 

— Passe&i  (G.  B.)  Vite  de'  pittori,  scultori  ed 
architetti  in  Roma  morti,  dal  1641  fino  al 
1673.  laed.     Roma,  1772.  4**.    30.38942 

— SiLUG  (J.)  Catalogus  artificum,  graecorum 
et  romanorum.     Dresdae,  1827.     8°. 

30.1887.19 

^Spooner  (S.)  Biographical  dictionary  of 
painters,  engravers,  sculptors,  and  archi- 
tects.    New  York,  1853.    1.  8". 

Revolving  case.  E.6 

— Vasari  (G.)  Vite  del  pittori,  scultori  e  archi- 
tetti.    Milano,  1807-11.     16  V.  in  9.     8\ 

12.777.2 

^The  same.    Lives  of  painters,  sculptors,  and 

architects.  Trans,  with  notes  by  J.  Foster. 
London,  1864-76.  5  v.  p.  8*.  30. 1800.4 
Set,  aisff.  Architects,  Engraven,  Musicians, 
PaiDtexB,  Sculptors. 

Arts  (Fine), 

General  works ^  nudnly  critical. 

— Allston  (W.)  Lectures  on  art.  Ed.  by  R.  H. 
Dana.  New  York,  1850.  12°.  30.1893.24 
[Giger]. 

— ^Anecdotes  of  the  fine  arts.  [Anon,]  London, 
1823.     24'.  V.  4  of  X.  17. 2 

— Ansichten  fiber  die  bildenden  kllnste  in  Tos- 
cana.     [Amm.]     Heidelberg,  1820.     16**. 

30.3894.6 

— Benjamin  (S.  G.  W.)  Contemporary  art  in 
Europe.     New  York,  1877.     8**. 

Art  room.  A.  3. 14 

— Beul£  (E.)  Causeries  sur  Tart.  2e  6d. 
Paris.  1867.     I2^  30.1880.8 

— Caylus  (A  C.  P.  de  T.)  Recueil  d*antiquit6s 
6gyptiennes,  6trusques,  grecques,  et  ro- 
maines.  .  .  .  Nouvelle  6d.  Paris,  1761- 
67.    7  V.  4.'*.  30.1883.4 

— Dallaway  (J.)  Anecdotes  of  the  arts  in  Eng- 
land ;  or,  comparative  remarks  on  archi- 
tecture, sculpture,  and  painting.  .  .  . 
London,  1800.     8^  30.1882.15 

— Dezallier  d'Argenville  (A.  N.)  Voyage 
pittoresque  de  Paris,  en  peinture,  sculp- 
ture,  et  architecture.  4e  6d.  [Anon.] 
Paris,  1765.     12'*.  30.1890.28. 

—Diderot  (D.)  Les  salons  [de  175^81]. 
Paris,  1876.  3  V.  8**.     v.  10-12  of  8.493.4 

Pens^es  d6tach6es  sur  la  peinture,  la  sculp- 
ture, Tarchitecture,  etc.     pp.  75-134- 

V.  12  of  8.493.4 

—Duchesne  (J.  B.)  and  Reveil  {  .)  Mus6e  de 
peinture  et  de  sculpture,  avec  des  notices 
descriptives,  [French  and  English].  Paris, 
1829-34.     16.  V.     i6**.     Art  room.  A.  i.i 

— Eastlake  (C.  L.)  Contributions  to  the  lit- 
erature of  the  fine  arts.  2d  ed.  London, 
1870.     8*.  30.1882.10 

—  -The  same.  2d  series.  With  a  memoir  by 
lady  Eastlake.     London,  1870.     8**. 

30.1882.10 

— FosBROOKE  (T.  D.)  Treatise  on  the  arts,  man- 
ufactures, manners,  and  institutions  of  the 
Greeks  and  Romans.  [Anon,]  London, 
1833-35.     2v.     16°.  30.1870.11 

-"FusRLi  (H.)  Lectures  on  art,  ancient  and 
modem.     London,  1831.  ^  2  v.     8^. 

V.  2,  3  of  6.351.42 


— Goethe  (J.  W.  von).     Fernercs  tlber  kunst. 

Stuttgart,  1868.     8^  v.  27  of  9.563.2 

^The  same.     pp.    1-270.         v.  13  of  9.550.1 

— G5ll  (H.)    Die  kiinstler  und  dichter  des  aU 

terthums.    Leipzig,  1876.    8".     14. 878^.8 
— GuizoT  (F.  P.  G.)    fitudes  sur  les  beaux-arts 

eng6n6ral.    Paris,  1852.     8°.   30. 1882.1a 

The  same.    Nouvelle  6d.  Paris,  i860.     12°. 

30.1880.5 
— Hamerton  (P.  G.)    Thoughts  about  art.  New 

ed.     Boston,  1874.     p.  8**.        30.1890.12 
— Hazlitt  (W.)  Criticisms  on  art ;  and  sketches 

of  the  picture  galleries  of  England.    .    .    . 

Ed.  by  [W.  Hazlitt,  jr.].     London,  1843. 

I6^  30. 1880.  IS 

[Giger]. 
Essays  on  the  fine  arts.     New   ed.  by  W^ 

C.  Hazlitt.     London,  1873.     p.  8'. 

30.1882.26^ 
—Hegel  (G.  W.  F.)    Philosophy  of  art ;  being 

the  second  part*  of  [his]  Aesthetik.     Tr. 

by  W.  M.  Bryant.     New  York,  1879.     8\ 

30. 1882.  a 
— Heine  (H.)    Kunstberichte  aus  Paris,  [1831- 

44].  Hamburg,  1868.  16*.   v  11  of  9.561.3 
— Helfferich  (A.)     Kunst  und  kunststyl.     Ber- 
lin, 1853.     8^  30.1916.  Box  I 

—Herder  (J.  G.  von).  Uebcr  Riedel's  theorie 
der  schOncn  kttnste.     pp.  391-552. 

V.  20  of  9.561.4 

— ^Jameson  (A.  M.)  Sacred  and  legendary  art. 
3d  ed.    London,  1857.    2  v.    8". 

Art  room.  B.2.11 

Legends  of  the  madonna,  as  represented  ia 

the  fine  arts.     3d  ed.     London,  1864.     8*. 
Art  room.  B.2.10 

Legends  of  the  monastic  orders,  as  repre- 
sented in  the  fine  arts.  3d  ed.  London, 
1863.     8*.  Art  room.  B.  2.9. 

^Sketches  of   art,  literature,  and  character. 

Boston,  1858.     16°.  30.1880.40- 

^The  same.    Boston,  1866.    i6*.  30.1890.23 

— Jarves  (J.  J.)  Art-hints:  Architecture,  sculp- 
ture, and  painting.  New  York,  1855.    12  • 

30. 1882.2s 

The  art  idea.     New  York,  1864.     i6\ 

30.1880.31 
[Giger]. 

Glimpse  at  the  art  of  Japan.     New  York, 

1876.     p.  8*.  30.1890.14 

— L'Heureux  (J.)  Hagioglypta;  sive,  pictura  et 
sculptura  sacrae  antiquiores.  Lutetiae 
Parisiorum,  1856.     8*.  .     30.1888.24 

— Leslie  (F.)  Report  on  the  fine  arts  j^at  the 
Paris  exposition,  1867].  Washmgton, 
1868.     8*.  V.  I  of  30.3876- 

— Lessing  (G.  E.)  Laocoon,  trans,  with  notes 
by  R.  Phillimore.     London,  1874.     8*. 

30.1882.14 

— Lfiv^UE  (C.)  Le  spiritualisme  dans  Tart. 
Paris,  1864.     i6'.  30.1880.30 

— Mansart  (E.A.)  Dialogues  sur  les  beaux- 
arts  et  la  litt6rature.  Londres,  1833. 
12^.  30. 1880. 1 

— M^RiM^E  (P.)  Etudes  sur  les  arts  au  moyen 
age.     Paris,  1875.     12*.  8.481.6 

— Meusel  (J.  G.)  Miscellaneen  artistischen  in- 
halts.  Erfurt,  1779-80.  4  pts.  in  i  v. 
8'.  30.3883.5 

— Moody  (F.  W.)  Lectures  and  lessons  on  art. 
2ded.     London,  1875.     8\       30.i8S2.i(> 


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Arts. 


— MoRiTZ  (C.  P.)    Vorbegriffe  zu  ciner  theorie 

dcr  omamente.     Berlin,  1793.     16*. 

ja  1 880.32 
— Nichols  (G.  W.)    Art  education  applied  to 

industry.    New  York,  1^77.  8**.  sai87i.4 
— NiERiKER  (M.  A.)    Studying  art  abroad,  and 

how  to  do  it  cheaply.    Boston,  1879.    16*. 

30.1880.38 
— PiCTOR  (F.),  pseudon.    The  hand-book  of  taste; 

or.  how  to  observe  works  of  art.     3d  ed. 

London,  1845.     16°.  30.1881. 16 

[Giger]. 

— Provost  (P.)    Quelle  est  la  cause  du  plaisir 
qu'excitent  en  nous  les  beaux-arts  ? 
[M^oires  de  l^acad^ie  royale,  1785,  pp.  263-303]. 

— Quatrem^re  de  Quincy  (A.  C.)    An   essay 

on  imitation  in  the  fine  arts.     Tr.  by  J. 

C.  Kent.    London,  1837.    8**.    3a  1882. 17 

IGigcr]. 
— Reynolds  (J.)    Discourses,  [with]  notes  by  J. 

Burnet.     London,  1842.    4"*. 

Art  room.     A. 4. 21 
The  same.     ist.  Am,  cd.     Hudson,  Ohio, 

1853.     I2^  30.1803.31. 

[/«  kit  Life  and  discourses  by  A.  Cunnioghiun]. 

Varieties  on  art.     Philadelphia,   181 7.     8*. 

6.365.  II 

[In  Noitlicote  (J.)    Memoin  of  Sir  J.  Reynolds}. 
— RocHETTE  (R.)     Lectures    on    ancient    art. 

[Tr.  by  H.  M.  W.]     London,  1854.     I6^ 

30.1882.27 
— RusKiN  (J-)    Art  culture  :  a  hand-book  of  art 

technicalities   and  criticisms,  selected  by 

W.  H.  Plait     New  York,  1877.     I2^ 

30. 1 88 1. 10 
Lectures  on  architecture  and  painting.    New 

York.  1856.     12**.  30.1892.14 

Lectures  on  art.  Oxford,  1870.  8".  30. 1882. 16 

Mornings  in  Florence:    simple   studies  of 

Christian  art.    [London],  J  875.     16**. 

30.1890.22 
^The  political  economy  of    art.      London, 

1857.     16'.  30.18804 

Pre-Raphaelitism.     New  York,  1872.     8". 

30.1891.14 
^Selections  from  [his]   writings,     [by  L.  C. 

Tuthill].  New  York,  1868.  I2^   30.1892.15 
The  true  and  the  beautiful  in   nature,  art, 

morals,  and  religion,   selected  by   L.  C. 

Tuthill.     3d  ed.     New  York,  1865.      I2^ 

30.1892.16 

The  same.  New  York,  1873.  12'.  30.1892.17 

The  two  paths :  being  lectures  on  art,  and 

its    application    to    manufacture.       New 

York,  1865.     I2^  30.1881.4 

— Samson  (G.  W.)    Elements  of  art  criticism. 

Philadelphia,  1867.     8\  30.1882.21 

—Sandhurst  (P.  T.)  and  Stothert  (J.)    Master- 

fieces  of    European  art.      Philadelphia. 
1879?]    f**-  Art  room.     C.4.3 

— ScHELLiNG  (F.  W.  J.  von).  Ucber  das  verhait- 
niss  der  bildenden  kilnste  zu  der  natur. 
pp.  288-329.  V.  7  of  9.555. 1 

—Scott  (W.  B.)     Half-hour  lectures  on  the  fine 
and   ornamental  arts.     2d  ed.     London, 
1867.     16°.  30.1882.29 

. The  same.     3d  ed.    New  York,  1875.     16**. 

30.1882.29 

— Seckendorf  (G.von).  Kritik  der  kunst  G6t- 

tingen,  181 2.     8^  30.1880.12 

— Seeley  (J.  R.)    Elementary  principles  in  art. 

PP-  155-181  of  21. 1315.30 


— Spence  (J.)  Polymetis:  agreement  between 
the  Roman  poets  and  the  antient  artists. 
3d  ed.     London,  1774.     ^**.  30.1888.2 

— Taine  (H.  a.)  De  I'id^al  dans  Tart.  Paris, 
1867.     i6%  30.1880.24 

^The  same.     The  ideal  in  art.     Tr.  by  J.Du- 

rand.     New  York,  1868.     16**.  30. 1880. 19 

Philosophie  de  I'art.     Paris,  1865.     16". 

30.1880.17 

^The  same.    The  philosophy  of  art    Tr.  by  J . 

•     Durand.  New York,i873.  16*.  30.i88ai8 

Philosophie  de  I'art  en  Gr^e.     Paris,  1869. 

16**.  30. 1880.2a 

The  same.  Art  in  Greece.  Tr.  by  J.  Du- 
rand.   New  York,  1871.    i6%    30.1880.20 

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Art  room.  C.3.1 

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See^  alto^  Aesthetics,  Antiquities,  Architecture, 
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of  central  Asia.  .  .  .  From  the  German 
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Kohistan,  le  Ferghanah  et  Kouldja.  avec 
un  appendice  sur  la  Kachgharie,  [1877]. 
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— Vamb^ry  (A.)  Central  Asia  and  the  Anglo- 
Russian  frontier  question.  .  .  .  Tr.  by  F. 
E.  Bunn^tt.  London,  1874.  16*.  ZZ.691.27 

Travels  in  central  Asia;  from  Teheran  across 

the  Turkoman  desert,  to  Khiva,  Bokhara, 
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Siberia.  Tartary,  Thibet,  Turkistan. 
See^  ais0^  Araoia,  Arctic  recions,  Asia  Minor, 
Assyria.  Beloochistan,  Bene^,  Burmah,  Cabul. 
Calmucks,  Cambodia,  Cashmere.  Caspian  Sea, 
Caucasus.  Ceylon,  Chaldaea,  Chinai,  Circassia, 
Cochin-China,  Corea,  Himalajra  Mountains.  Hin- 
dustan, India,  Japan,  Kamtchatka,  Khiva,  Kurdi- 
'""     >  Islar 


Scythia,  Siam,  Siberia,  Syria,  Turkey,  Tuski. 
Also^  Discovery. 


45 


Asia  Minor. 


SUBJECT-CATALOGUE  OF  THE  LIBRARY 


Assyria. 


Asia  Minor,  or  Anatolia. 

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nople and  the  scenery  of  the  seven 
churches  of  Asia  Minor  illustrated.  .  .  . 
London,  [1849].     2  v.    4**.  Ii. 706.6 

— AifpiiRE  (J*  J-)  Cours  dans  TAsie  Mineure. 
PP*  349-389  of  8.481.2 

— ^Arundell  (F.  V.  J.)  Discoveries  in  Asia 
Minor;  including  a  description  of  the  ruins 
of  several  ancient  cities,  .  .  .  [1833]. 
London,  1834.     2  v.     8'.  zz. 702.12 

— Beaufort  (F.)  Karamania;  or,  a  brief  de- 
scription of  the  south  coast  of  Asia  Minor, 
and  of  the  remains  of  antiquity,  1811-12. 
2d  ed.     London,  1818.     8**.  zz. 702.7 

— Belgiojoso  (C.  T.  di).  Asie  Mineure  et  Syrie; 
souvenirs  de  voyages,  [1852].  Paris,  1858. 
8**.  ZZ. 702.17 

— BuRNABY  (F.)  On  horseback  through  Asia 
Minor,  [1876-77].  3d  ed.  London,  1877. 
2v.     8°.  zz.696.21 

— Chandler  (R.)  Travels  in  Asia  Minor  and 
Greece,  [1764-66].  ...  3d  ed.  London, 
1817.     2  V.    4".  zz. 706.4 

— Fellows  (C.)  Journal  written  during  an  ex- 
cursion in  Asia  Minor,  1838.  London, 
1839.     8*.  ZZ.702.1 

— Griffiths  (J.)  Travels  in  Europe,  Asia 
Minor,  and  Arabia,  [1785-86].  London, 
1805.    4**.  zz.696.16 

— Hamilton  (W.  J.)  Researches  in  Asia  Minor, 
Pontus,  and  Armenia;  with  some  account 
of  their  antiquities  and  geology,  [1835-37]. 
London,  184J2.     2  v.     8^  zz.702.10 

—Leake  (W.  M.)  Journal  of  a  tour  in  Asia 
Minor,  [1800].  .  .  .  London,  1824.     8°. 

zz.  702.6 

— Rennell  (T.)  Illustrations  (chiefly  geograph- 
ical) of  the  expedition  of  Cyrus,  and  the  re- 
treat of  the  ten  thousand  Greeks.  London, 
1816.    4^  zz.696.8 

— RosenmI^ller  (E.  F.  C.)    Biblical  geography 

of  Asia  Minor Trans,  by  N.  Morren. 

Edinburgh,  1841.     I6^  zz.700.30 

— Texier  (C.  F.  p.)  and  Pullan  (R.  P.)  Prin- 
cipal ruins  of  Asia  Minor,  illustrated  and 
described,  [1858-62].     London,  1865.     f**. 

zz.  707.6 

— Vaux  (W.  S.  W.)  Greek  cities  and  islands  of 
Asia  Minor.  London,i877.  i6\   z4.851.24 

— Xenophon.  Anabasis  of  Cyrus  the  younger. 
Translated  by  E.  Spelman.  New  York, 
1841.     2  v.     24*'.  Z4.016.2 

See,  also,  Cilicia.  Ionia,  Levant,  Lycia,   Lydia, 
Phrygia,  Trebizond,  Turkey  in  Asia. 

Periodicals. 

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1849-71.     9v.    8^  zz. 2703.1 

— Asiatic  annual  register.     2d  ed.     London, 

1801-03.    4v.    8**.  zz.2693.2 

— Asiatic  journal  and  monthly  register  for  India, 

China,  and  Australasia,  v.  17, 18,  and  odd 

numbers.     London,  1835-42.     7  v.     8**. 

zz. 678*1.3 

— Asiatic  researches;   or,  transactions  of  the 

^siatic]  society  in  Bengal.      From  the 

Calcutta  ed.  London,  Z799-Z803.  7  v.  4**. 

zz.686.13 
The  same.  zz.685.1 


— ^Journal  asiatique;  ou,  recueil  de  m^molres 
relatifs  aux  peuples  orientaux.  3e-7e  s6rie. 
Paris,  1836-79.     88  v.     8**.  zz.2684.1 

—Royal  Asiatic  society.  Transactions,  v.  i. 
London,  1824.  2  pts.  in  i  v.  4*".  zz. 678^.4 

^Zeitschrift  der  deutschen  morgenl&ndischen 
gesellschaft.  Herausg.  von  O.  Loth. 
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Asmund. 

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eller  Asmunds  Kappabanes  saga:  hoc  est, 
narratio  rerum  gestarum  ab  Asmundo. 
Edidit  J.  F.  PeringskiOld.  Stockholmiae, 
1722.    42  pp.    V,  zO.598.16 

Asphalt. 

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men, as  applied  to  the  construction  of 
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Aspremont. 

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Z8.3068.  Box  2 

Assassins  (The). 

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a  people  of  Asia.     pp.  287-308. 

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Assayin^^. 

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and  Kerl  (B.)    Treatise  on  the  assaying  of 

lead,  copper,  silver,  gold,  and  mercury. 
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30.1874.17 

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— Kerl  (B.)  Metallurgische  probirkunst  zum 
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Association.     See  Social  science. 

Association  of  ideas. 

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Seey  aho^  Memory,  Psychology. 

Assyria. 

— Fraser  (J.  B.)    Mesopotamia  and  Assyria. 

.  .  .  New  York,  1845.     18°.       32.2021.4 
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6tudes  d'histoire  et  d'arch6ologie.     Paris, 

1874.     12*.  V.  2.  of  2.60.7 
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476.  V.  I  of  2.60.4 


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OF  THE  COLLEGE  OF  NEW  JERSEY. 


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Astnmooijr 


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W.   H.   Smyth  and  R.  Grant     London, 
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26. 3642. 8i 

^The  same.     Atlas,  obi.  1.  S*".        26. 3642. 8i 

— DiONis  DU  SfijouR  (P.  A.)  Traits  analytique 
des  mouvemens  apparens  des  corps  ce- 
lestes.    Paris,  1786-89..    2  v.     4**. 

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,  Observatory. 

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in  panctum  quodyis  exerceret  planeta. 
Gottingae,  1818.     1.  8*.         Observatory. 

^Theoria  motus  corporum  coelestium.     Ed. 

2a  ab  E.  J.  Schering.    Gothae,  1877.    4*. 
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^The  same.     Theorie  der  bewegung  derhim- 

melskOrper.  Ins  ^Deutsche  dbertragen  von 
C.  Haase.     Hannover,  1865.    4*. 

Observatory. 

— Gregory  (D.)  Elements  of  physical  and  ge- 
ometrical astronomy.  Done  into  English 
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— Hansen  (P.  A.)  Darlegung  der  theoretischen 
berechnung  der  in  der  mondtafeln  ange- 
wandten  stdrungen.  Leipzig,  1862-^. 
2  V.  in  I.     1.  8*.  Observatory. 

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[In  a  vol.  Uittred  **£ncyclopaiedia  of  astronomy*  j. 

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Observatory. 

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Observatory. 

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1829-39.    4v.    4**.  26. 1656. 1 

^The  same.  Observatory. 

— Oppolzer  (T.)  Lehrbuch  zur  bahnbestimmung 
derkometen  und  planeten.  Leipzig,  1870- 
8a    2  v.  in  i.    1.  8*.  Observatory. 

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tique du  systtoe  du  monde.  Paris,  1829- 
46.    4  V.     8°.  Observatory. 

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earth.    4th  ed.    London,  1871.     16**. 

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The  same.  Observatory. 

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Observations, 

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Regent's  park,  London.  London,  1852. 
4°.  Observatory. 

— BuRNHAM  (S.  W.)  Report  of  observations  on 
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26.1656 

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— Cambridge  observatory.  Astronomical  obser- 
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20  V.    4".  Observatory. 

— Carrington  (R.  C.)  Results  of  astronomical 
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8°.  Observatory. 

— DoRPAT  observatory.  Beobachtungen.  Her- 
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pat,  1856.    2  V.  in  I.     4'.      Observatory. 

— Dublin.  Trinity  college  observatory.  Astro- 
nomical observations  and  researches. 
Dublin,  1870-79.    4^.  Observatory. 

•Edinburgh  observatory.  Astronomical  ob- 
servations. Edinburgh,  1838-77.  14  v. 
4°.  Observatory. 

-Greenwich  observatory.  Astronomical  ob- 
servations, 1838-79.  London,  1840-81. 
42  V.    4*.  Observatory. 

•  -Results  of  astronomical  observations,  1874. 
[London,  1876].    4*.  Observatory. 

— Harvard  college  observatory.  Annals.  Cam 
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— Mannheim  observatory.  Astronomische  beo- 
bachtungen. Heransg.  von  E.  Schdnfeld 
und  W.  Valeniiner.  Mannheim,  1862, 
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Observatory. 


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Astronomj. 


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at  Greenwich,  i765-i8ia  London,  1776- 
181 1.    4  V.     f®.  Observatory. 

-Moscow  observatory.  Aifnales,  publi^es  [par] 
T.  Bredichin.  Moscou,  1874-80.  6  v.  in 
II  pts.    4'.  Observatory. 

-NofiL  (F.)  Observationes  mathematicae  et 
physicae,  in  India  et  China  factae.  Pragae, 
1 7 10.     s.  4^  36.1655 

-Oxford.  Raddiffe  observatory.  Astronomical 
and  meteorological  observations,  v.  15- 
18.    Oxford,  1842-64.     21  V.     8**. 

Observatory. 

-Paris  observatory.  Annales,  publi6es  par  U. 
J.  Le  Verrier.  Observations,  1856-77. 
Paris,  1860-80.    16  V.    4".     Observatory. 

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miques  faites  k  Tobservatoire  de  Geneve. 
2e  s6rie.  Genfeve,  1843.  4°.    Observatory. 

— Observations  faites  dans  les  stations  astro- 
nomiques  suisses.     Geneve,  1873.     4**. 

Observatory. 

-Pritchard  (C.)  Astronomical  observations 
made  at  the  university  observatory,  Ox- 
ford.   Oxford,  1878.     8*.      Observatory. 

-PuLKOWA  observatory.  Observations.  Pub- 
li6es  par  O.  Struve.  St.  P6tersbourg, 
1869-79.     II  V.     f*.  Observatory. 

Nate.    V.  10  has  not  yet  been  published. 

-ScHOTT  (C.  A.)  Astronomical  observations 
in  the  arctic  seas,  by  E.  K.  Kane,  1853- 
55.     Washington,  i860.    4*. 

v.  12  of  28.3738.1 

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rum  habitae  Pisis.  Pisis,  1769-78.  3  pts. 
in  I  V.     8°.  Observatory. 

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tiroes  des  anciens  livres  chinois.  v.  i. 
Paris,  1729.     8'*.  Observatory. 

-Stone  (E.  J.)  Results  of  astronomical  obser- 
vations at  the  Cape  of  Good  Hope.  Cape 
Town,  1876.    8**.  Observatory. 

-Vienna  observatory.  Annalen.  3er  folge. 
Wien,  1851-79.     28  v.  in  14.     8°. 

Observatory. 

-Vogel  (H.)  Beobachtungen  von  nebelflecken 
und  sternhaufen.     Leipzig,  1867.     8''. 

Observatory. 

-Washington  observatory.  Astronomical  ob- 
servations, 1845-52.  Washington,  1846- 
67.     6  v.    4®.  Observatory. 

Astronomical    and  meteorological  observa 

tions,    1861-77.      Washington,    1862-81. 
17  V.  in  18.    4*.  Observatory. 

Observatories, 
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et  les  observatoires  en  Europe  et  en  Am6- 
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an  observatory.     Bath,  1844.     8*". 

Observatory. 

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—Reports  of  European  observatories.  From 
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— Weidlkr  (J.  F.)  De  praesenti  specularum 
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tenbergae,  1727.    8.4'.      26.1655.  Box  i 

.Sry,    alta^    Georgetown    obcervatory,    Uanrard 
college  obaerratory. 

Periodicals, 
— Astronomical  journal.    Ed.  by  B.  A.  Gould, 

jr.     Cambridge,   [Mass.],  1851-61.     6  v. 

in  2.    4°.  Observatory. 

— Astronomical   register.      London,   1864-80. 

17  V.     8'.  Observatory. 

— AsTRONOMiscHE  nachrichten.    v.  viii-xcv,  mit 

general-registem.    Altona,  1831-79.    91  v. 

4°.  Observatory. 

— AsTRONOMiscHEN    gesellschaft     in     Leipzig. 

VierteljahrsschnfL     Leipzig,  1866-79.    ^4 

v.     8°.  Observatory. 

— Brussels    observatory.       Annuaire,  par   A. 

Qu6telet,    1861-80.      Bruxelles,   1860-79. 

20  V.  in  10.     24**.  Observatory. 

— London.  Royal  astronomical  society.  Me- 
moirs.    iJondon,   1822-79.     44  v.   in  36. 

4*.  Observatory. 

The  same.     Index.     8*.  Observatory. 

Monthly  notices,  with  index  of  vol.  i-xxix. 

London,  1831-76.     37  v.  in  17.    8*. 

Observatory. 
— MoNATLiCHE  correspondenz  zur  befOrderung 

der  erd-  und  himmels-kunde,  herausg.  von 

F.  von  Zach.    Gotha,  1800-10.    21  v.  16". 

Observatory. 

— Paris.      Bureau   des   longitudes.      Annales. 

Paris,  1877.    v.  i.     4**.  Observatory. 

— Sammlung     astronomischer     abhandlungen, 

herausg.  von  J.  E.  Bode.     Berlin,  1793- 

1808.    4  V.     16*.  Observatory. 

Practical  and  spherical  astronomy. 

— Abu'lhassan  Alt.  Trait6  des  instruments 
astronomiques  des  Arabes.  Traduit  par 
J.  J.  S^dillot.  Paris,  1^^34-35.  2  v.  in  i. 
4**.  26. 1656. 14 

— Bartlett  (W.  H.  C.)  Spherical  astronomy. 
3d  ed.  New  York,  1865.  8".  Observatory. 

— BoiLLOT  (A.)  L'astronomie  ;  instruments  et 
m^thodes  d*observations.  [Exposition  de 
1878  k  Paris].     Paris,  1879.     8^. 

Observatory. 

— BRtNNOW  (F.)  Lehrbuch  der  sphHrischen  as- 
tronomie.  Berlin,  1851.  8**.  Observatory. 

The  same.    Spherical  astronomy.    From  2d 

German  ed.  Berlin,  1865.  8**.  Observatory. 

Trait6  d'astronomie  sph^rique  et  d'astrono- 

mie  pratique.     Publifee  par  E.  Lucas  et  C. 
Andr6.     Paris,  1869-72.     2  v.     8'. 

Observatory. 

— Challis  (J.)  Lectures  on  practical  astronomy 
and  astronomical  instruments.  Cam- 
bridge, [Eng.],  1879.     8"*.     Observatory. 

— Chauvenet  (W.)  Manual  of  spherical  and 
practical  astronomy.  4th  ed.  Philadel- 
phia, 1871.     2  V.     8^*.  Observatory. 

The  same.     5th  ed.     Philadelphia,   [1881]. 

2  V.     8*".  26.1654.2 

— Christie  (J.  R.)  Introduction  to  the  elements 

of  practical  astronomy.  London,  1853.  8". 

Observatory. 

— Curley  (J.)  Description  and  use  of  ihe  tran- 
sit instrument,  and  meridian  circle,  pp. 
27-215.  V.  I  of  26.1658.2 


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OF  THE  COLLEGE  OF  NEW  JERSEY. 


Atheism 


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descriptions  of  instruments.  New  York, 
1846.     12*.  26.1657.28 

— Fraxcoeur  (L.  B.)  Astronomie  pratique.  2e 
6d.     Paris,  1840.     8°.  Observatory. 

— Jahn  (G.  a.)  Praciische  astronomie:  oder, 
beschreibung  der  astronomischen  instru- 
mente.     Berlin,  1834-35.     2  v.     8*. 

Observatory. 

— LiAis  (E.)  Traii6  d'astronomie  appliqu6e  k 
la  ^^ographie  et  k  la  navigation.  Paris, 
1867.     8°.  Observatory. 

— LocKYER  (J.  N.>  Stargazing:  past  and  pres- 
enL     London.  1878.     8  .       Observatory. 

— LoOMis  (E )    Introduction  to  practical  astron- 
omy.    7th  ed.     New  York,  1868.     8^ 
*  Observatory. 

— Magellan  (J.  H.  de).  Description  et  usages 
des  instruments  d'astronomie,  et  de  phy- 
sique.    Londres,  1779.     4'.       26.1618^.7 

— Main  (R.)  Practical  and  spherical  astronomy. 
Cambridj^e,  [Eng.],i863.  8"*.  Observatory. 

— Mason  (E.  P.)  Introduction  to  practical  as- 
tronomy.    New  York,  1841.     8*. 

Observatory. 

—Pearson  (W.)  Descriptions  of  astronomical 
instruments.     London,  1829.     4**. 

Observatory. 
[/«  Ais  Introductioa  to  practical  astronomy]. 

— Sawitsch  (A)  Abn^'s  der  praktischen  as- 
tronomie. Nach  der  2en  russischen  aufl. 
▼on  C.  F.  W.  Peters.  Leipzifir.  1879.  8*. 
Observatory. 
Sef,  tUso^  Astrolabe,  ChroDoeraphic  apparatus. 
Quadrant,  Spectroscope,  Telescope,  Transit 
arde. 

Tables. 
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zig. 1 863.     8  .  Observatory. 
[With  Leipsic.     Vierteljahrsschrift  der  astrono- 
misenen  gcMllscbafi,  b.  xi]. 

— Bessel  fF.  W.)  Refraction  Ubles,  modified 
and  expanded.     London,  1835.    4**. 

Observatory. 

^Tabulae  reg^'omontanae  reductionum,  1750 

ad  1850.     Regiomonti  Prussorum,-  1830. 
8*.  Observatory. 

—Coffin  (J.  H.  C.)  Tables  to  facilitate  the  re- 
duction of  places  of  the  fixed  stars.  [Wash- 
ington], 1869.    8**.  26. 3642.  i 

—Eastman  (J.  R.)  Tables  of  instrumental  con- 
stants and  corrections.  Washington,  1873. 
4*.  26.1658.2 

—  -The  same.  Observatory. 

— FoLQUE  (F.)  Collec^fto  de  taboas  para  facilitar 
varios  calculos  astronomicos.  Lisboa, 
1864.     8'.  Observatory. 

— Galbraith  (W.)  Mathematical  and  astrono- 
mical  tables.     Edinburgh,  1827.     8**. 

Observatory. 

— HoMMEY  (L.)  Tables  d'angles  horaires.  Pans, 
1863.     2  V.  in  I.    1.  8*.  Observatory. 

— Les  (T.  J.)    Collection  of  tables  useful  in  as- 
tronomy.   2d  ed.    Washington,  1853.    8**. 
Observatory. 

—Mayer  (J.  T.)  Tabulae  motuum  solis  et  lunae, 
[cum]  methodo  longitudinum.  Londini, 
1770.    4*.  26.1618^.17 

— PXARSON  (W.)    Introduction  to  practical  as- 
tronomy.   London,  1824-29.    3  v.    4*. 
Observatory. 


— Peters  (C.  F.  W.)  Astronomische  tafeln  und 
formeln.    Hamburg,  1871.     8°. 

Observatory. 

— Recueil  de  tables  astronomiques  faites  sous  la 
direction  de  Tacad^mie  royale  de  Prusse. 
Berlin,  1776.    3  v.     16*.        Observatory. 

— Sch5ner  (J.)  Tabulae  astronomicae.  Norim- 
bergae,  1536.     s.  4°.  26.1651. 17 

The  same.     Witebergae,  1587.     s.  4**. 

26.1651. 17 

—Washington.  Bureau  of  navigation.  Tables 
to  facilitate  the  reduction  of  places  of  the 
fixed  stars.     [Washington],  1869.     8'. 

Observatory. 

— Wolfers  (J.  P.)  Tabulae  reductionum,  i860 
ad  1880.  Berolini,  1858.  8^  Observatory. 

— Zach  (F.  X.)  Nouvelles  tables  d*aberration 
et  de  nutation.     Marseille,  181 2.     id"*. 

Observatory. 

^The  same.     Supplement     Marseille,  1813. 

16'.  Observatory. 

— Zech  (J.)  Tabulae  regiomontanae,  1850  ad 
i860,  respondentes  continuatae.  Berolini, 
1858.     8*.  Observatory. 

[/»  Wolfers*  Tabulae  reductionum]. 
Seey  alsoy  Almanacs,  Asteroids,  Astrology,  Calen- 
dar, Comeis,  Constellations,  Earth,  Eclipses, 
Equinox,  Gravitation.  Jupiter,  Latitude,  Longi- 
tude, Mars.  Mercury.  Meteors,  Moon,  Navigation, 
Nebulae,  Neptune,  Optics,  Orbits,  Parallax,  Per- 
tuibations,  Planets,  Plurality  of  worlds,  Saturn, 
Solar  system.  Spectrum  analysis.  Stars,  Sun,  Time, 
Uranus,  Venus. 

Athanasian  creed. 

—Brewer  (J.  S.)    Athanasian  creed  vindicated. 

London,  1871.     p.  8".  22.1374.28 

— SwEDENBORG  (E.)  Athanasian  creed.    Boston, 

1828.    I2^  21  3310.6 

— Waterland  (D.)  Critical  history  of  the  Ath- 
anasian creed.     A  new  ed.  by  J.  R.  King. 

Oxford,  1870.     16".  22.1374.29 

Atheism. 
— Bentley  (R.)    Remarks  on  a  discourse  of 

free-thinking,    pp.  1-200,  287-478. 

v.  3  of  6.2342.2 
— Berkeley   (G.)      Three   dialogues    between 

Hylas  and  Philonous,  in  opposition  to 

atheists,    pp.  255-360.    v.  i  of  23. 1421. 19 
— Blackib  (J.  S.)    Natural  history  of  atheism. 

New  York,  1878.     X2^  22.1384.40 

— Buchanan  (J.)     Modem  atheism.  '  Boston, 

1857.     12*.  22.1384.53 

— Cud  worth  (R.)    True  intellectual  "system  of 

the  universe,  wherein  atheism  is  confuted. 

London,  1678.     V.  22.1358.9 
The  same.     [From  the  English  ed.  of  1820]. 

Andover,  1837-38.     2  v.     8**.     23.1412.1 
—  -The  same.  With  the  notes  and  dissertations 

of  Mosheim,  tr.  by  J.  Harrison.    London, 

1845.     3  V.     8*.  22.1356.16 

— Fichte  (J.  G.)    Gerichtliche  verantwortungs- 

schriften  gegen  die  anklage  des  atheismus. 

Jena,  1799.     p.  8'.  23.1441. 19 

— Hoffmann  (F.)     De  atheo  convincendo  ex 

artificiosissima  machinae  humanae  struc- 

tura.  pp.  390-420  of  27.3810.9 

— Lamartinb  (A.  M.  L.  P.  de).  Atheism  among 

the  people.     Tr.  by  E.  E.  Hale  and  F.  Le 

Baron.     Boston,  1850.     12*.     21. 1302.23 

[Giger]. 

[in  a  vol.  Mitred  "  Carlylc's  pamphlets"]. 


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Athens. 


— More  (H.)  Antidote  against  atheism,  [with] 
appendix.     3d  ed.     London,  1662.     T. 

23.1418. 15 

—Plato  against  the  atheists;  or,  the  tenth  book 
of  the  laws,  with  notes  by  T.  Lewis.  New 
York,  1845.     I2^  14.904. 14 

— ScHELUNG  (F.  W.  J.  von).  Denkmal  der 
schrift  von  den  gOttlichen  dingen  des 
herm  F.  H.  Jacobi.     pp.  19-136. 

V.  8  of  9.555.1 
Setj  aho^  Deism,  Bvidences  of  Christianity,  Infi- 
delity, Scepticism. 

Athenaeus,  lived  about  a.d.  225. 

— Philologicarum  exercitationum  in  Athenaei 

Deipnosophistas     specimen     secundum. 

[Anon.]    Berlin,  1846.     44  pp.    4^. 

Z4.868.  Box  I 
Athens  and  Attica. 

AntiquitUs, 

— B5CKH  (A.)  Public  economy  of  Athens.  Tr. 
by  G.  C.  Lewis.  2d  ed.  London,  1842. 
8^  x4.878tf.14 

— CoRSiNi  (E.)  Fasti  attici.  Floreniiae.  1764- 
67.     2  V.  in  I.    4**.  14. 856. 16 

— SchOmann  (G.  F.)  Athenian  constitutional 
history  as  represented  in  Grote,  critically 
examined.  Trans,  by  B.  Bosanquet. 
Oxford,  1878.     8°.  24.1503.12 

Dissertation  on  the  assemblies  of  the  Ath- 
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SUBJECT-CATALOGUE  OF  THE  LIBRARY 


Ballads, 


Bagdad,  or  Bagdat. 

— WELLSTED  (J.  R.)  Toivcls  to  the  city  of  the 
caliphs,    pp.  236-302.        V.  I  of  zz.695.5 

Bahama  Islands. 

— Catesby  (M.)  Natural  history  of  the  Bahama 
Islands.  [English  and  French.]  London, 
1743.    1.1".  28.1738.3 

Baiae. 

— MoRGHEN  (F.)  Le  antichit4  di  Baja  e  Cuma, 
Napoli,  1869.    r.  Cabinet  z.13.1 

Baillie  (George),     b,  1664.    d.  1738. 

— Murray  (G.  B.)  Memoirs  of  George  Baillie  of 
Jerviswood.     xvi,  28  pp.     v.  i  of  6.367.5 

Baillie  {Lady  Grisell  Home),  b,  1665.  d.  1746. 

— Murray  (G.  B.)  Memoirs  of  the  right  hon- 
ourable Grisell  Baillie.     pp.  29-165. 

V.  I  of  6.367.5 

BailUe  (Robert),     b,  1602.    d.  1662. 

— Carlyle  (T.)  Baillie  the  covenanter,  pp. 
206-237.  V.  6  of  2Z.  1302.25 

— Laing  (D.)  Memoir  of  the  life  and  writings 
of  Robert  Baillie.  pp.  xix-lxxxv. 

V.  I  of  6.335.1 

Baillj  (Jean  Sylvain).     b.  1736.    d,  1793. 

— Arago  (D.  F.  J.)  Bailly,  [une  biographie]. 
pp.  247-426.  V.  2  of  26.1652.9 

The  same.     Bailly.     Tr.  by  W.  H.  Smyth. 

B.  Powell,  and  R.  Grant     pp.  91-257. 

V.  I  of  8.47&2.23 

Bailments. 

—Jones  (Sir  W.)  Essay  on  the  law  of  bail- 
ments,    pp.  593-683.  V.  6  of  6.2347.1 

Bainbridge  (William),  b,  Princeton,  N.  y.,  1774. 
d  1833. 

— Harris  (T.)  Life  and  services  of  commodore 
Bainbridge.     Philadelphia,  1837.     8**. 

4.202.21 

Baireuth  (Friederike  Sophie  Wilhelmine),  mark- 
grajin  von,     b.  1709.     d,  1758. 

— Memoirs  of  Friederika  Sophia  Wilhelmina, 
margravine  of  Baireith,  written  by  her- 
self, [1706-42].  From  the  French.  Lon- 
don, 1812.     2  V.     8°.  9.541. 12 

Baker  (Daniel),    b,  1791.    d.  1857. 

— Baker  (W.  M.)  Life  and  labours  of  Rev.  D. 
Biker.  Philadelphia,  1858.   12*.    4.202.22 

Balance.     See  Weights  and  measures. 

Balanoglossus  {a  family  of  worms), 

— Kowalewsky  (A.)  Anatomie  des  balano- 
glossus Deiie  Chiaje,  St.  Petersburg, 
1866.     4\  27.1717.1 

Balboa  (Vasco  Nuftez  de).     b.  1475.     d,  1517. 

— QuiNTANA  (M.  J.)  Lives  of  Balboa  and 
Pizarro.  From  the  Spanish  by  Mrs.  Hod- 
son.     Edinburgh,  1832.     16'.     zo.623.13 

Baldwin  (William),     b,  1779.     ^-  ^^^9- 

— Darlington  (W.)  Selections  from  the  corre- 
spondence of  W.  Baldwin,  and  a  memoir. 
Philadelphia,  1843.    12**.  4.202.19 

Bale  Qohn).     b,  1495.     d.  1564. 

— HuDDESFORD  (W.)  Life  of  John  Bale.     11  pp. 

V.  2  of  6.356.3 

Balfe  (Michael  William),    b,  1808.    d.  1870. 

— Kenney  (C.  L.)  Memoir  of  M.  W.  Balfe. 
London,  1875.     8*.  30.1904.5 


Ball  (Alexander  M.  W.) 

—Leavenworth  (E.  W.)  Who  wrote  **  Rock  me 
to  sleep ?"  Syracuse.  1870.    8".    Z8.1110.5 

—Morse  (O.  A.)  Vindication  of  the  claim  of  A. 
M.  W.  Ball  to  the  authorship  of  **  Rock 
me  to  sleep,  mother."  New  York,  1867. 
8".  Z8.1110.5 

Ballads  (Collected).    Danish, 

— Jamieson  (R.)  Popular  ballads  and  songs  [of 
Scotland].  .  .  .  with  translations  of  sim- 
ilar pieces  from  the  ancient  Danish  lan- 
guage. .  .  .  Edinburgh,  1806.     2  v.     8**. 

X8.3094.S 

—Prior  (R.  C.  A.)  Ancient  Danish  ballads: 
tr.  from  the  originals.  London,  i860.  3 
V.     p.  8*.  18.1066.22 

—Weber  (H.  W.)  and  Jamieson  (R.)  Illustra- 
tions of  northern  antiquities;  translations 
of  metrical  tales.     Edinburgh,  18 14.     4% 

x8.3086.35 

English, 
— Aytoun  (W.  T.)    Book  of  ballads,  by  Bon 

Gaultier.     [pseudon."]      A    new     edition. 

London.  1849.     s.  4  .  z8. 1080.33 

— Bell  (R.)  Early  ballads  illustrative  of  history, 

tradition,   and  customs.     London,    1856. 

16'.  18.3090. 1 1 

— Child  (F.  J.)    English  and  Scottish  ballads. 

Boston,  1864.     8  V.     16°.  Z8.1087.1 

—Collier  (J.    P.)     Old    ballads,   from    early 

printed  copies.  .  .  .  London,  1840.  p.  8  . 

V.  I  of  18.3092. 1 

Book  of  Roxburghe  ballads.    London,  1847. 

4".  X8.3094.4 

— Cromer  (R.  H.)  Remains  of  Nithsdale  and 
Galloway  song;  with  historical  and  tradi- 
tional notices.  .  .  .  London,  1810.     8^. 

18.3094.17 
— Dixon  (J.  H.)    Ancient  poems,  ballads,  and 
songs.     London,  1846.     p.  8^. 

V.  17  of  18.3092. 1 
Ballads  and  songs  of  the  peasantry  of  Eng- 
land. Ed.  by  R.  Bell.  London,  n.  d.  16^. 

IS-92I-39 

Scottish  traditional  versions  of  ancient  bal- 
lads.   London,  1845.    p.  8**. 

V.  17  of  18.3092. 1 

— Deloney  (T.)  Strange  histories:  consisting 
of  ballads  and  other  poems.  London, 
1841.     p.  8°.  V.  3  of  18.3092. 1 

— Ebsworth  (J.  W.)  Bagford  ballads:  illus- 
trating the  last  years  of  the  Stuarts.  .  .  . 
Hertford,  1878.    2  v.    1.8'.         18.1077.1 

— Evans  (T.)  Old  ballads,  .  .  .  with  some  of 
modern  date.  .  .  .  2d  ed.  London,  1784. 
4  V.     p.  8'.  z8. 3090.5 

— Furnivall  (F.  J.)  Ballade  from  manuscripts. 
London,  1868-73.    2  v.     8*.        18. 1077. i 

— Gilbert  (W.  S.)  The  "bab"  ballads.  New 
York.  [1880?].     i6°.  18.3090.3 

— Gilchrist  (J.)  A  collection  of  ancient  and 
modem  Scottish  ballads,  tales,  and  songs; 
with  notes.  .  .  .  Edinburgh,  1815.  2  v. 
16'.  18.3091. 3 

—Goodwin  (J.)  Six  ballads,  with  burdens.  .  .  . 
London,  1844.     p.  8*.     v.  13  of  18.3092.1 

—Hall  (S.  C.)    Book  of  British  ballads.     [Il- 
lustrated].    London,  1842-44.     2  v.     8"*. 
Art  room.  B.3.4 


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Ballads. 


OF  THE  COLLEGE  OF   NEW  JERSEY. 


BaUadt. 


^Halliwell  (J.  O.)  Early  naval  ballads  of 
England.     London,  1841.     p.  S°, 

V.  2  of  z 8. 3092. 1 

— Ha&land  (J.)  Ballads  and  songs  of  Lanca- 
shire.     London,  1865.     le**.         z5.921.24 

— Ingledew  (C.  J.  D.)  Ballads  and  songs  of 
Yorkshire.  London,  i860.  16°.    15.921.35 

— ^Jamieson  (R.)  Popular  [Scottish]  ballads  and 
songs.  Edinburgh,  1806.  2  v.  8**.  Z8.3094.5 

— Lanrham  (R.)  Captain  Cox,  his  ballads  and 
books;  .  .  .  re-edited,  with  ...  the  com- 
playnt  of  Scotland.  1548-9,  by  F.  T.  Furn- 
ivall.     London,  1871.     8**.  18. 1077.  i 

— Lilly  (J.)  Collection  of  black-letter  ballads 
and  broadsides  of  the  reign  of  queen 
Elizabeth.  With  an  introduction  and 
notes.  2ded.  London,  1870.  8".  18.1076.23 

^The  same.  18.3094. 11 

—Logan  (W.  H.)  Pedlar's  pack  of  ballads  and 
songs.   Edinburgh,  1869.     8°.  z8. 3094. 16 

— Moore  (F.)  Personal  and  political  ballads. 
[Written  during  the  civil  war  in  the 
United  States].     New  York,  1864.     24**. 

z8.1116.25 

— Motherwell  (W.)  Minstrelsy,  ancient  and 
modem.  With  an  .  .  .  introduction  and 
notes.     New  ed.     Paisley,  1873.     4*. 

18.3095.3 

— Percy  (T.)  Reliques  of  ancient  English 
poetry:  consistingof  heroic  ballads,  songs, 
and  other  pieces.  .  .  •  London,  1765.  3 
V.     s.  8'.  18.3090.14 

^Thc  same.    London,  1839.    8*.     18. 1086.24 

^The  same.  With  a  supplement.  Philadel- 
phia, 1855.     8"*.  18. 1086. 12 

^Thc  same.     The  folio  manuscript.     Ballads 

and  romances.  Ed.  by  J.  W.  Hales  and 
F.  J.  Furnivall ;  assisted  by  [F.  J.] 
Child,  etc.    London,  1867-68.     3  v.     8^ 

z8. 1076.22 

— PiNKBRTON  (J.)  Select  Scotish  ballads.  Lon- 
don, 1783.     2V.     8*.  Z8.3091.9 

— Rimbault  (E.  F.)  Old  ballads  illustrating  the 
great  frost  of  1683-4.  London,  1844.  p. 
8°.  V.  9  of  z 8. 3092. 1 

— RiTSON  (J.)  Ancient  songs  and  ballads.  .  .  . 
London,  1829.     2  v.     8*".  Z8.3094.8 

Pieces  of  ancient  .  .  .  poetry.  ...  2d  ed. 

London,  1833.     8**.  z8.3094.10 

—  -Robin  Hood:  a  collection  of  poems.  .  .  . 
London,  1820.     I8^  z8. 3090. 16 

^The  same.    2d  ed.    London,  1832.    2  v.    8**. 

Z8.3094.9 
— Roberts  (J.  S.)  Legendary  ballads  of  England 

and  Scotland.     London,  1868.     8". 

z8. 3092.2 
— Roxburghe  ballads.     With  short  notes  by 

Wm.  Chappell.     London,  1871-80.     3  v. 

1.  8'.  Z8.1077.1 
^The  same.  Edited  by  C.  Hindley.    London, 

1873-74.     2v.     1.  8^  z8.1066.15 

—Scott  {Sir  W.)     Ballads  and  lyrical  pieces. 

Boston,  1807.     12**.  18. 1 106. 14 
Minstrelsy  of  the  Scottish  border;  consisting 

of  historical  and  romantic  ballads.    .    .    . 

Kelso,  1802-03.     3  V.     8*.  18.3094.3 
The  same.     5th  ed.    Edinburgh,  1812.    3  v. 

8'.  X8.3094.3 

^WiLKiNS  (W.  W.)  Political  ballads  of  the  17th 

and  18th  centuries.     London,  i860.     2  v. 

p.  8*.  z8. 3094. 13 


-Wright  (T.)  Political  ballads,  published  in 
England  during  the  commonwealth.  Lon- 
don, 1841.     p.  8**.  V.  3  of  Z8.3092.Z 

FrencA, 

-CosTELLO  (L.  S.)  Specimens  of  the  early 
poetry  of  France. 

pp.  265-475  of  z8.3061.15 

-La  ViLLEMARQUfi  (T.  C.  H.  H.  de).  Barzaz 
Breiz.  Chants  populaires  de  la  Bretagne, 
recueillis,  traduits  et  annot6s.  .  .  .  6^  6d. 
Paris,  1867.     8'.  z8. 3066. 16 

The  same.     Ballads  and  songs  of  Brittany, 

[tr.]  by  T.  Taylor  .  .  .  from  the  Barsaz- 
Breiz.     London,  1865.     s.  4**.   18.3066.17 

-Matzner  (E.)  Altfranz5sische  lieder,  berich' 
tigt  und  erlftutert.  Nebst  einem  altfran- 
zOsischen  glossar.  Berlin,  1853.     8**. 

18.3066. 14 

-Brooks  (C.  T.)  Songs  and  ballads.  Trans- 
lated  from  German  lyric  poets.  Boston, 
1842.     I2\  z8.3070.23 

[Gigcrl. 

-GOrres  (J.  J.  von).  Altteutscha  volks-  und 
meisterlieder.  .  .  .  Frankfurt  a.  M.,1817. 
8'.  z8. 3072.  II 

-Hagen  (F.  H.  vonder).  Minnesinger;  deutsche 
liederdichter  des  I2ten,  I3ten,  und  I4ten 
jahrhunderts.  .  .  .  Leipzig,  1838-56.  5 
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-Herder  (J.  G.  von).  Stimmen  der  vttlker. 
[Lieder  aus  dem  hohen  nord,  dem  sud; 
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-Kroeger  (A.  E.)  Minnesinger  of  Germany. 
New  York,  1873.     16**.  18.3074.9 

-RocHHOLZ  (E.  L.)  Eidgenttssische  lieder- 
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bundes-  und  parteilieder.  Bern,  1833.  8*". 

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-Taylor  (E.)  Lays  of  the  minnesingers ;  or, 
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-Weitz  (C.  F.)  Romanzen  und  balladen  der 
Deutschen.  Altenburg,  1799-1800.  2  v. 
i6'.  18.3082.27 

-Wolff  (O.  L.  B.)  Poetischer  hausschaiz  des 
deutschen  volkes.  ...  96  aufl.  Leipzig, 
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[Giger]. 

I^omaic, 

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English  verse  by  C.  B.  Sheridan.  Lon- 
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Russian, 
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people.    London,  1872.     8°.       zo.606.15 

Servian, 
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Spanish, 
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ecos  nacionales,  balades  y  cantares.  Mad- 
rid, 1869.     s.  l6*.  z8.3052.26 


61 


Ballads. 


SUBJECT-CATALOGUE  OF  THE  LIBRARY        Bank  of  England. 


— Geibel  (E.)  and  Heyse  (P.)  Spanisches  lic- 
derbuch.  Berlin,  1853.  sq.  16**.  28.3052. 27 

— LocKHART  (J.  G.)  Ancient  Spanish  ballads; 
.  . .  tr. ,  with  notes  .  . .  and  an  account  of 
the  romance  of  the  Cid.  New  ed.  New 
York,  1842.    8.  4^  18.3052.10 

—  -The  same.  And  the  chronicle  of  the  Cid, 
[tr.]  by  R.  Southey.    London,  1873.     8\ 

18.3052.17 

— OCHOA  (E,  de).  Tesoro  dc  los  romanceros  y 
cancioneros  espafloles.    Paris,  1838.     8  . 

xo.635.5 

— RoDD  (T.)  Ancient  Spanish  ballads,  .  .  . 
with  English  metrical  versions.  Preceded 
by  a  history  of  Charles  the  great  and 
Orlando.  .  •  .  London,  1821.  2  v.     16°. 

z  8. 3052. 13 
Sei^  alt0,  Folk-lore,  and  Songs. 
N0U,  Appended  to  the  section  Ballads,  in  the 
article  Poetry,  p.  904  of  the  Cataloflpae  of  the 
Brooklyn  Ubnury,  are  references  to  periodicals,  in 
which  the  character  of  ballad  poetry  is  discussed. 

Ballanche  (Pierre  Simon),    b,  1776.    d,  1847. 

— AiiiBisiX.  (J.  J.)    Ballanche.    pp.  1-198. 

V.  2  of  8.481. 1 

— Saintb-Bbuve  (C.  a.)  M.  Ballanche.  pp.  i- 
51.  V.  2  of  8.481.2 

Balloons.     See  Aeronautics. 

Ballon  (Hosea).    ^.1771.    </.  1852. 

— Ballou  (M.  M.)  Biography  of  Rev.  H.  Bal- 
lon.    Boston,  1852.     12°.  4.202.24 

Ballyally  castle,  (County  Clare,  Ireland), 

— CUFFE  (M.)     Siege  of  Ballyaly  castle.  [1641]. 
pp.  1-23  of  6.314. 15 

Baltic  Sea. 

— Carr  (J.)  Northern  summer;  travels  round 
the  Baltic,  1804.     Philadelphia,  1805.     8*". 

10.593.4 

^The  same.    pp.  127-272.    v.  27  of  2.2030.1 

— Marryat  (H.)  Jutland,  the  Danish  isles,  and 
Copenhagen.     London,  i860.     2  v.     12". 

10.593.  II 
— Meyer  (H.  A.)    Untersuchungen  tlber  phy- 
sikalische    verhftltnisse    des    westlichen 
theiles  der  Ostsee.     Kiel,  [1870?].     f°. 

10. 598. 5 
Sety  alsoy  Denmark,  Rugen,  Sweden. 

Baltimore. 

— Scharf  (J.  T.)  Chronicles  of  Baltimore,  ffom 
[1606]  to  the  present  time.  Baltimore, 
1874.     8^  3.166.14 

See^  aUo,  Maryland. 

Baltimore  and  Ohio  railroad. 

—Smith  (W.  P.)  Book  of  the  great  railway  cel- 
ebrations of  1857.  Opening  of  the  north- 
western branch  of  the  Baltimore  and  Ohio 
railroad,    ist  ed.    New  York,  1858.    12'*. 

26.1635.42 

Balzac  (Honors  de).     b.  1799,  d.  1850. 

— Correspondance,  1819-1850.  Paris,  1876. 
2  V.  16"*.  8.482.8 

— JACQUOT  (E.)  Honors  de  Balzac.  [From  the 
French],  pp.  174-251  of  8.478a.2 

•^James  (H.)  Honor6  de  Balzac.  Balzac's  let- 
ters, pp.  84-l89of  20.I2l8a.8 

— Sainte-Beuve  (C.  a.)  M.  de  Balzac,  pp.  327- 
357.  V.  2  of  8.4S1.2 

—Stephen  (L.)    Balzac's  novels,    pp.  238-277. 
ist  series  of  2z.1316.10 

BandittL    See  Robbers. 


Banffshire  dialect. 

— Gregor  (W.)  Dialect  of  Banffshire ;  with  a 
glossary  of  words  not  in  Jamieson's  dic- 
tionary. London,  1866.  8'.  15.927.1 
\In  ih€  Philological  society**  transactions,  1866J. 

Bangkok.    See  Siam. 

Bank  of  England. 

— Adams  (H.)  Bank  of  England  restriction, 
1797-1821.  pp.  224-267  of  25.1546.47 

— Baring  (F.)  Observations  on  the  establish- 
ment of  the  bank  of  England.  London, 
1797.    81  pp.    8'.  25.1555.29 

Observations    on    the    publication    of    W. 

Boyd.  London,  1801.  36  pp.  8^  25.1555.29 

—Boyd  (W.)  Letter  to  Pitt,  on  the  influence  of 
the  stoppage  of  issues  in  specie,  on  the 
prices  of  provisions.     London,  1801.     8**. 

25.1555.2g* 

^Thesame.  25.155527 

—Francis  (J.)  History  of  the  bank  of  England, 
.  .  .  [1694-1845J.    London,  [1848].    2  v. 

8^  25.1554.5 

— Great  Britain,  Parliament ;  House  of  com- 
mons. Reports  from  iht  secret  com- 
mittee, on  the  expediency  of  the  bank  re-^ 
suming  cash  payments.  [With  minutes 
of  evidence,  11  Feb.-6  May,  1819].  Lon- 
don, 1819.    r.  25.1558.18. 

^Thesame.  25.1558.2^ 

House  of    lords.      Reports    by  Ae  secret 

committee  respecting  the  bank  of  Eng- 
land resuming  cash  payments.  With 
minutes  of  evidence,  [8th  Feb. -30th  April, 
1819].     London,  1819.    f.       25.1558.18 

House  of  commons.  Report  from  the  com- 
mittee of  secrecy  on  the  bank  of  Eng- 
land charter.  With  minutes  of  evidence. 
London,  1832.    f^  25.1558.19 

^Thesame.  25.1558.23 

—King   (P.)  Thoughts    on  the  effects    of   the 

bank  restrictions.     2ded.     London,  1804. 

V.  25.1544.21 

— LoYD  (S.  J.,  lord  Overstone),  Reflections 
suggested  by  T.  H.  Palmer's  Causes  of  the 
pressure  on  the  money  market.     London,^ 

1837.  8^  pp.  1-40  of  25.1555.5 

Remarks    on  the  condition  and  conduct  of 

the  bank  of  England  during  the  year  1839. 
London,  1840.  8'.  pp.  41-158  of  25.1555.5, 

Letter  to  J.  B.  Smith.  [On  the  administra- 
tion of  the  bank  of  England].  London, 
1840.     8'.  pp.  159-183  of  25.1555.5 

^The  same.    Second  letter.     London,  1840. 

8'.  pp.  185-236  of  25.1555.5 

Thoughts  on  the  separation  of  the  depart- 
ments of  the  bank  of  England.     London,. 

1844.   8^         pp.  237-284  of  25.1555.5 

Petition  of    the    merchants,  badkers,   and 

traders  of  London,  against  the  bank  char- 
ter act;  with  comments.  London,  1847.  8**. 
pp.  285-308  of  25.1555.5 

— Palmer  (J.  H.)  Causes  and  consequences  of 
the  pressure  upon  the  money  market. 
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preceding].     London,  1837.     24  pp.     12°. 

25.1544.18 
Not*.  Almost  all  histories  of  banldag  include 
some  history  of  the  bank  of  England.  Further 
information  will  be  found  in  the  lives  and  speeches 
of  eminent  parllamentariani ;  as  Homer,  Huskia* 
son,  Ricardo,  Peel. 


62 


Bank  of  Pennsylvania.     OF  THE  COLLEGE  OF  NEW  JERSEY. 


Banking; 


Bank  of  Pennsylvania. 

— Communications  from  the  auditor  general, 
transmitting  ttie  quarterly  statements  of 
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53.     8*.  25.1558.12 

Bank  of  the  United  States. 

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the  deposits.  In  the  senate,  Jan.  13, 1834. 
pp. 309-343.  V.  2  of  2X.  1295.10 

Speech  on  Webster's  proposition  to  rechar- 

ter  the  bank.  In  the  senate,  March  21, 
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—  -Speech  on  the  bank  veto,   [by  president 

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—Exhibit  of  the  losses  sustained  at  the  office  of 

discount  and  deposit  in  Baltimore,  under 

J.   A.  Buchanan  and  J.  W.   McCulloh. 

Appended,  a  report   of   the  conspiracy 

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Barton  (William),    b.  1747.    d.  1831. 

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Barton.  Providence,  1877.S.  4°.      4.193.3 

Basalts. 

— Hamilton  (W.)  Natural  history  of  the  ba- 
saltes  of  the  county  of  Antrim,  pp.  67- 
109.  V.  4  of  2.45.5 

— ^ZiRKEL  (F.)  UntersuchuDgen  tiber  die  mikro- 
skopische  zusammensetzung  und  structur, 
der  basaltgesteine.     Bonn,  1870.     8''. 

28.1792.6 
See^  als0^  Crystallography,  Mineralogy. 

Basedow  (Johann  Bemhard).   b.  1723.  d.  1790. 
—Meier  (J.  C.)    J.  B.  Basedows  leben,  charak- 

ter,  und  schriften.     Hamburg,    1791-92. 

2  V.     I6^  9-54i>i3 


65 


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Bayard* 


Basel,  #r  Basle,  (a  city  of  Sw%t%erhmd\ 

— Cherler  (P.)  Urbis  BasQeae  encomium, 
brevisque  descriptlo.  BasUeae,  1577.  >• 
4%  10. 58a.  28 

— ^VISCHBR  (W.)  Geschichte  der  universitiU 
Basel,  voo  1460  bis  1529.  Basel,  i86a 
%\  34.1485.7 

Bashan,  {in  Syria,  heyomd  Jordan), 

--Graham  (C.  C.)  Ancient  Bashan,  and  the 
cities  of  Og.        pp.  126-164  of  2Z.  1302. 16 

—Merrill  (S.)  Among  the  cities  of  Bashan. 
pp.  10-59  of  ZZ.2702.7 

— Porter  (J.  L.)  Giant  cities  of  Bashan.  New 
Yorlc,  1871.     12".  xz.700.14 

Basilica.     See  Architecture,  Cathedrals. 

Basilius,  caesaritnsis,    b,  a.d.  329.    d,  379. 

— Garnier  (J.)  Vita  sancti  Basilii.  pp.  xxxviil- 
cclix.  V.  3  of  Z4.873.3 

Basle.    Set  Basel. 

Basque  languaffs. 

— Larramendx  (M.  de).  Diccionarto  trilingue; 
castellano,  bascuence  y  latin.  Nueva  ed. 
por  P.  de  Zuazua.  San  Sebastian,  1853. 
2  V.  in  I.     f*.  Z5.987.3 

El  impossible  vencido.  Arte  de  la  lengua  bas- 

congada.  Salamanca,  1729.  8''.  z5.985.31 

Basque  proviiices. 

— Bacon  (J.  F.)  Six  years  in  Biscay.  Princi- 
pal events  in  the  Basque  provinces,  1830- 
37.    London,  1838.    8**.  zo.625.6 

—Byrne  {Mrs,  W.  P.)  Basques,  [1865].  pp. 
39-81.  V.  I  of  zo.625.11 

— Ford  (R.)    Basque  provinces,    pp.  872-902. 

V.  2  of  zo.623.9 
Ste,  aitOt  Biscay,  Spain. 

Bibliography, 
— PlERQUiN  de  Gembloux  (C.  C.)  Bibliogra- 
phic basque.    49  PP-     8'.  15.933.  Z9 
\ln  hi*  HiBtoire  des  patoU]. 

Bas  reliefs.    See  Sculpture. 

Bassaris,  {Civet  cat). 

— Allen  (J.  A.)    On  the  species  of  the  genus 

bassaris.  Alumni  room. 

[/«  Bulletin  of  the  geological  sunref  of  the  terri- 
tories, V.  s,  no.  3,  pp.  33»-34o]. 
Bassoutos.  {ft  people  of  southern  Africa), 
^Casaus  (E.)  Introduction  sur  la  mission  chez 

les  Bassoutos.  pp.  v-lxiii  of  15.976.5 

Bass  Rock,  (m  the  Firth  of  Forth,  near  Edin- 

burgh), 
—Miller  (H.)    Geology  of   the    Bass    Rock, 
pp.  241-344  of  6.334.14 
Bastiat  (Fr6d6ric).    b,  1801.    d,  1850. 
—Stirling  (P.  JO    Notice  of  the  life  and  writ- 
I  of  Frederic  Bastiat. 

pp.  ix-xl  of  35.1531.1 
Bastile,  {a  fortress,  and  state  prison  at  Paris), 
—Davenport  (R.  A.)    History  of  the  Bastile. 

London,  1839.     16".  1.1.5 

— Dusaulx   (J.)    De  I'insurrection  parisienne, 

et  de  la  prise  de  la  Bastille,  [14  Juillet, 

1789I.  pp.  351-470  of  7.2422. 14 

— Linouet  (S.  N.  H.)  M^moires  sur  la  Bastille. 

Paris,  1821.     8°.  7.2422.14 

See,  mlsff,  various  histories  of  Paris,  particularly 

Duiaure*^ 

Bates  Goshua).    b.  17S8.    d,  1864. 
—Memorial  of  Joshua  Bates,  from  the  city 
of  Boston,   boston,  1865,    4^.       4.203.2 


ingsi 


Bath,  {England), 

—Map  of  the  environs   of   Bath.    Bath,  n.d. 

folded  32%  5.373.11 

Batis  maritima,  {a  shate), 
—ToRREY  (J*)    Observations  on  the  batis  ma- 

ritima.    8  pp.     i  pi.         v.  6  of  28.3738.1 
Batrachia,  {the  genus  of  reptiles  to  which  frogs 

belong), 
—Cope  (E.  D.)    Check-list  of  North  American 

batrachia     and    reptilia.      Washington, 

1875.     8%  V.  13  of  28.3734.1 

— Daudin  (F.   M.)    Histoire  naturelle  des  rai- 

nettes,  des  grenouilles,  et  des   crapauds. 

[Colored  plates].      Paris,  an  xi  [1804]. 

4^  27.1688.19 

See,  alto.  Progs,  Newts,  Toads. 

Bats. 

—Allen  (H.)    Monogniph  of  the  bats  of  North 

America.    Washington,  1864.  85  pp.    8^ 

V.  7  of  28.3734.1 

— DOBSON  (G.  E.)  Catalogue  of  the  chiroptera 
in  the  collection  of  the  British  museum. 
London,  1878.     8*.  27.1673.4 

Battles. 

—Creasy  (E.  C.)  Fifteen  decisive  battles  of 
the  world.  New  York,  1851.  I2*.   2.75.ZO 

^The  same.    6th  ed.    London,  1854.    8*. 

3.75.9 

— SwiNTON  (W.)  Twelve  decisive  battles  of  the 
war  [of  secession  from  the  United  States]. 
New  York,  1867.   8'.  3.155-4 

See,    also,    Agincourt,    Bamiockbum,     Bunker 
Hm,  Plodden  Field,  Pharsalia,  Waterloo. 

Bavaria. 

— ^Annales  et  notae  [variorum  scriptorum],  ed. 
P.  Jaff6  et  W.  Wattenbach,  [a.d.  43- 
1483].     pp.  319-642.  V.  17  of  9.528.1 

— Gt^MBEL  (C.  W.)  Geognostiche  beschreibung 
des  bayerischen  alpengebirges,  und  seines 
vorlandes.     Gotha,  1861-68.     2  v.    1.  8"*. 

29. 1826. 1 1 

—  -The  same.    Atlas.  Alumni  room. 

—  -Die  geognostiche  durchforschung  Bayems. 

Mtlnchen,  1877.     80  pp.    4**.     10.1806.29 
— Pfeiffer  (J.  B.)     Karte  zur  reise  durch  das 
.  Salzkammergut   .   ,   .   nebst  einem  theile 
des  bayerischen  hochgebirges.     Salzburg, 
1861.    folded  16°.  0.5 10. 19 

— Sci^MiD  (H.)  and  Stieler  (C.)  Bavarian 
Highlands  and  the  Salzkammergut.  Lon- 
don, 1874.  4*'.  9.517.2 
— ^ZscHOKKE  (j.  H.  I^.)  Baierische  geschichte. 
2e  aufl.  Aarau,  1821.  4  v.  8  .  9.532.4 
See,  alto,  Ansbach. 

Baxter  (Richard),    b,  1615.    d,  i6ox. 

— Li fe:  chiefly  compiled  from  his  writings.  New 
York,  n.  d.     18*'.  6.342.4 

— Orme  (W.)  Life  and  times  of  Richard  Bax- 
ter.    London,  1830.     2  v.     8°.       6.342.3 

Binrard  (George  Dashiell).    b,  1835.    d,  1862. 

—Bayard  (S.  J.)  Life  of  G.  D.  Bajrard.  New 
York,  1S74.     12**.  4.203.3 

Bayard  (Pierre  du  Terrail),  chevalier  de.  k,  1746. 
d,  1523. 

— M£moires  du  chevaMer  Bayard,  [on^*.]  pp. 
303-436.  V.  i^  of  8.452.1 

The  same.    Trfes-joyeuse  histoire  du  bon 

chevalier  Bayart.    pp.  479-^7. 

V.  4  of  8.454.1 


66 


Baywx. 


OF  THE  COLLEGE  OF  NEW  JERSEY. 


Bayenx  tapestry,  (representing  the  Norman  con^ 

quest  of  England), 
— Amyot  (T.)    Defence  of  the  antiouity  of  the 

Bayeox  tapestry,     pp.  192-208. 

V.  18  of  5.2286. 1 
—Bruce  (J.    C.)    Bayeux  tapestry  elucidated. 

London,  1856.    4".  Art  room.  C.2.6 

— GuRNEY  (H.)    Observations  on  the  Bayeux 

tapestry,     pp.  359-370.     v.  18  of  5.2286.1 
—La  Rue  (G.  de).     Memoir  on  the  tapestry  of 

Bayeux,  tr.  by  F.   Douce,    pp.   85-109. 

V.  17  of  5.2286.1 

—Photographs    from   the   Bayeux   tapestry. 

Art  room.  C.2.2 
— Stothard  (C.)    Observations  on  the  Bayeux 

tapestry,     pp.  184-191.    ▼.  18  of  5.2286.1 
B4yrl«  (Pierre),    k  1647.     </.  1706 


Vie  de  moosieor  Bayle. 
V.  I  of  x6. 1018.1 


— Des  Maiseaux(P.) 

pp.  xvii-cxii.  -.  .  x^  .w.*^.w.* 

Note,  Translations  of  thit  lif«  may  be  found  pre- 
fixed to  the  English  and  German  editions  of  the 
Dictionnaire. 

— LiFB  of  Mr.  Bayle.  [Ancn,]  London,  1708. 
^***  XO.574.41 

— Saintb-Beuve  (C.  a.)  Du  g6nie  critique,  et 
de  Bayle.    pp.  364-388.       v.  i  of  8.481.3 

Beaconsfield,  earl  of.     Set  Disraeli  (B.) 

Beard,  The. 

— Barnes  (  .)  Defence  of  the  berde:  answer- 
ynge  the  treatyse  of   Borde. 

pp.  305-316  of  18.1072.9 

— JlTLiANUS,  tmperator,  Mt6oieo6yeoy^  TJ^Avrto^ 
X^Moi,  Misopogon;  vel,  Antiochensis,  in- 
terp^  Martinio. 

t»    ^.    /»         X      .     PP-  106-413  of  20.1228.28 

Seattle  (James).    ^.  1735.    d.  1803. 

— FoaBBs(.S>  W.)  Account  of  the  life  and 
writings  of  James  Beattie.  2d  ed.  Edin- 
burgh. 1807.     3  v.    8*.  6.342.6 

Beaiunarchaia  (Pierre  Augustin  Caron  de).  b, 
173a.     d.  1799. 

^Besamt  (W.)  Caron  de  Beanmarchais.  A 
T     i'*"*^    T     .X    pp.  391-417  of  8.478^.16 

— LOMENIE  (L.  L.  de).  Beaumarchais  and  his 
times.  Tr.  by  H.  S.  Edwards.  New 
York,  1857.     I2^  8.482.13 

Beattmont  and  Fletcher  (Plays  of). 

—Coleridge  (S.  T.)  Note»  and  lectures  on 
Beaumont  and  Fletcher.  New  ed.  Liver- 
pool.  1874.     r6%  19.1 133. 19 

— Mason  (J.  M.)  Comments  on  the  plays  of 
Beaumont  and  Fletcher.     London,  1798. 

-^ y*      ^  19.1141.6 

Beaotemps-Beaapre  (Charles  Francois),  b, 
176b,    d.  1854. 

— EU»  DE  Beaumont  (L.)  Memoir  of  C.  F. 
Beautemps.Bcaupr6.  Tr.  by  C.  A.  Alex- 
^^^l'    .  28.3733.1 

Pniithaonian  report,  J863,  pp.  xx7-x3fi]. 

Bmmtj  (m  art). 

-^^taousoN  (J.)    Historical    inquiry   into    the 

principles  of  beauty  in  art.  London,  1849. 

*•  ®'«  30.i88«;.'? 

^       &ii,<siW,AMbcdcs.  3«.  005.3 

Heanty  (in  woman). 

—Walker  (A.)  Bewity,  illu«rated  by  an  analy- 
sis of  beauty  ia  woman.  2d  ed.  London, 
^846.    S\  Art  room.  B.  3. 1 1 

See^altOf  Human  figure. 

Beaver,  The. 

— HCROAN  (L.  H.)  The  American  beaver  and 
his  wotks.     PhUadslphia,  1868.    8^ 

37*1673.10 


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Bechuana,  or  Sechuana  language. 

— Casalis  (E.)  Etudes  sur  la  langne  sechuana. 
Paris,  1841.     8**.  15.976. 5 

Becket  (Thomas),    b,  in8.    d,  117a 

— Bbrinoton  (J.)  History  of  the  reign  of  Henry 
II.  In  which  the  character  of  Thomas  a 
Becket  is  vindicated.  Birmingham,  1790. 
4".  5.3031 

—Freeman  (E.  A.)  Saint  Thomas  of  Canter- 
bury, and  his  biographers,  pp.  79-113. 
ist  series  of  2.61. 12 

— Froude  (J.  A.)  Life  and  times  of  Thomas 
Becket.  New  York,  1878.  p.  8°.    6.342.7^ 

—Lb  Roitx  de  Lincy  (A.  J.  V.)  Vie  et  mort  de 
saint  Thomas  de  Cantorb6ry,  par  Gar- 
nier  de  Pont  sainte  Maxence.  Paris, 
1843.     34  pp.     8*.  18.3078.  Box  X 

— Milman  (H.  H.)  Thomas  a  Becket.  pp. 
437-528.  V.  3  of  31.1964.3 

—Robert,  0/  GUmcester,  Life  and  martyrdom 
of  Thomas  BekeL  Ed.  by  W.  H.  Black. 
London,  1845.     p.  8*.     v.  19  of  18.3092.1 

—Robertson  (J.  C.)  Becket,  a  biography. 
London,  1859,   p.  8°.  6.^^2.7 

—  -Materials  for  the  history  of  Thomas  Becket. 

London,  1875-76.     2  v.     8°.        5.2285.  to 

—Stanley  (A.    P.)      The  murder  of    Becket. 
The  shrine  of  St.  Thomas  of  Canterbury, 
pp.  57-125, 187-261  of  S.273.5 

Beckford  (William),    b,  1760.    d,  1844. 

—Memoirs  of  William  Beckford  of  Fonthill. 
[AnonJ]    London,  1859.     2  v.  p.  8*. 

6.342.8 

Bedouin  Arabs. 

—Blunt  (A.  T.  N.)  Bedouin  tribes  of  the  Eu- 
phrates, [1877-78].  Ed.  by  W.  S.  Blunt. 
New  York,  1879.     8°.  11.701. 11 

SH^  mlM,  Arabia,  Mesopotamia,  Palestine,  Sjria. 

Beecher  (Lyman),    b.  1775.    d,  1863. 

—Autobiography,  correspondence,  etc  Ed. 
by  C.  Beecher.  New  York,  1864-65.  2  v. 
12*.  4.203.5 

Beer. 

—Pasteur  (L.)  tttxdes  sur  la  bi^re.  Paris, 
1876.    8*.  30.1926.10 

—  -The  same.  Studies  in  fermentation.  Tr. 
by  F.  Faulkner  and  D.  C.  Robb.  Lon- 
don, 1879.  8*.  30.1926.12 
See,  aho^  Brewing,  Fermenution. 

Bees,  and  bee-keeping^. 

— Bonner  (J.)  New  plan  for  increasing  the 
beehives  in  Scotland.  Edinburgh,  1795. 
8%  27. 1 714. 16 

—Brougham  (H.)  Observations  upon  the  struc- 
ture of  the  cells  of  bees.  pp.  312-364. 

V.  6  of  0.2342.11 

^<JiRDW0YN  (M.)  Anatomic  et  physiologie  de 
Tabeille.  Traduit  du  Polonais  par  A.  PiU 
lain.     Paris,  1876.  T.  and  plates,  1.  V, 

27.1717.2 

— Jardine  (Sir  W.)  Bees.  London,  [1840]. 
16'.  V.  34  of  27. 1667. 1 

— Langstroth  (L.  L.)  Practical  treatise  on 
the  hive  and  honey-bee.  3d  ed.  New 
York,  1859.     I2^  27.1714.34 

-^Macloskib  (G.)  Endocranium  and  maxillary 
sospensorium  of  the  bee.  Philadelphia, 
1881.     10  pp.     8'.  27.1718.  Box  1 


Bees. 


SUBJECT-CATALOGUE  OF  THE  LIBRARY 


Belgittin, 


— Patton  (W.  H.)  List  of  a  collection  of  acu- 
leate hymenoptera,  made  in  northwestern 
Kansas.  Alumni  room. 

[/»  Bulletin  of  geological  survey  of  the  territo- 
rie«,  T.  5,  no.  3,  pp.  349-370]. 

— RucELLAi  (G.)  Le  api;  poema,  con  annota- 
zioni  dl  R.  Titi.     Milano,  1804.     p.  8**. 

rClassici  italiani]. 
[B^und  with  Alamanni  (L.)  La  coltiTazione]. 

— Shuckard  (W.  E.)  British  bees.  London, 
1866.     p.  8'.  27.1714.29 

— Thacher  (J.)  Practical  treatise  on  the  man- 
agement of  bees.     Boston,  1829.     12"*. 

37. 1714.36 

— ViRGiLius  Maro  (P.)  Georgicon  liber  quar- 
tus.     Ed.  J.  Conington. 

pp.  321-388  of  13.815.8 
Note.  The  same  wiU  be  found  in  many  other 
editions  of  Virgirs  works,  upon  our  shelves. 

— Wbrner  (J.  E.)  Handbuch  zur  einfachsten 
behandlung  der  bienen.  .  .  .  Leipzig, 
1795.     136  pp.     8**.  27.1718.  Box  I 

Beethoven  (Ludwig  van),    b,  1770.    d.  1827. 

—Letters,  [1790-1826].  Tr.  by  G.  Wallace. 
New  York,  1867.     2  v.     I6^     30.1904.30 

— NOHL  (L.)  Life  of  Beethoven.  Tr.  by  J.  J. 
Lalor.     Chicago,  1881.     16".    30.1903.21 

— ScHiNDLER  (A.)  Life  of  Beethoven.  Ed.  by 
L  Moscheles.  [With]  life  of  Beethoven, 
from  the  German  of  H.  D6ring.  Bos- 
ton, n.  d.     16°.  30.1904.31 

Beetles. 

— Chapuis  (F.)  and  Cand^ze  (E.)  Catalogue 
des  larves  des  col^opt^res.  Li6ge,  1853. 
8^  27. 171 1.2 

— Dejean  (P.  F.  A.)  Species  g6n6ral  des  col6op- 
tdres.     Paris,  1825-31.     5  v.  in  6.     8*. 

27.1712.2 

—Duncan  (J.)    Beetles.     London,  [1840].   16**. 

V.  33  of  27. 1667. 1 

— Gemminger  (M.)  and  Harold  (B.  de).  Cata- 
logus  coleopterorum  hucusque  descripto- 
rum  synonymicus  et  systematicus.  Mon- 
achii,  1868-76.     12  V.     8**.  27.1715. 7 

— Jacquelin  du  Val  (C.)  and  Migneaux  (J) 
Genera  des  col^opt^resd' Europe,  [colored 
plates],     Paris,  1857-68.     4  v.     1.  8*. 

27.1715.12 

— Leconte  (J.  L.)  Classification  of  the  coleop- 
tera  of  North  America.  Washington, 
1862-73.     2  pis.     8^ 

In  vols.  3  and  11  of  28.3734.1 

Coleoptera    of    Kansas    and  eastern  New 

Mexico,     vi,  58  pp.         v.  11  of  28.3738.1 

Coleoptera  of  the  alpine   Rocky  mountain 

region,     pt.  ii.  Alumni  room. 

[In  Bulletin  of   s^Iogical  survey  of  the  terri- 
tories, V.5,  no.  5,  pp.  499-590]. 

—  -Reports  upon  msects  collected  on  the  sur- 
vey [of  the  Pacific  coast].     72  pp.     2  pi. 
V.  12,  pt.  2  of  3. 108. 13 

— Panzer  (G.  W.  F.)  Faunae  inscctorum  ger- 
manicae  initia.  Heft  28  und  30.  NUm- 
berg,  n.  d.     2  cases.     16°.  27. 17 10.  i 

— Redtenbacher  (L.)  Coleoptera  der  raise  der 
Novara,  1857-59.     Wien,  1868.     4^ 

V.  2  of  28. 1778. 1 

— Rothschild  (J.)  Les  col6opt6res.  Paris, 
1876.    1.8%  V.  I  of  27.1713. 1 

—Rye  (E.  C.)  British  beetles.  London,  1866. 
i6*.  27.1714.28 


—Spry  (W.  J.)  and  Schuckard  (W.  E.)  British 
coleoptera  delineated ;  638  figures,  com- 
prising all  the  genera  of  British  beetles. 
London,  1843.     8".  27.1715.1 

Sr/;  a/f»,  HalUcidae,  Hispidae,  Melo«,  PaasaUdae, 
Rhipiphoridae. 

Beet-sugar. 

—Church  (E.)  Notice  on  the  beet-sugar. 
Northampton,  1837.     12'.  28.1743.14 

— D'Aligny  (H.  F.  Q.)  Manufacture  of  beeu 
sugar  and  alcohol,  and  the  cultivation  of 
the  sugar-beet.  Washington,  1869.  90 
pp.     5  pl.     8^  V.  5  of  30.3875.6 

— McMurtrie  (W.)  Report  on  the  culture  of 
the  sugar-beet,  and  manufacture  of  sugar 
therefrom,  in  France  and  the  United 
States.  Washington,  1880.  8''.  28. 1742. 10 

Begging.     See  Charity,  Vagabondism. 

Behaim  (Martin),     b,  1436  or  1459.     ^*  1506. 

— Morris  (J.  G.)  Martin  Behaim,  the  German 
astronomer  of  the  times  of  Columbus. 
Baltimore,  1855.     8'.  3. 11 1.7 

Beham,  Behaim,  or  Bohmen  (Albert  von).  13M 
century, 

— H5FLER  (C.)  Albert  von  Beham,  und  reges- 
ten  pabst  Innocenz  IV.  Stuttgart,  1847. 
8'.  9-541. 15 

Behitttin  inscription.  See  Cuneiform  inscrip- 
tions. 

Behring's  Straits. 

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S*t^  aUoy  North-west  coast  of  America,  North- 
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Belfast,  Queen's  college. 
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Belgium.  Description,  etc, 

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Belginm. 


OF  THE  COLLEGE  OF  NEW  JERSEY. 


Bergerac. 


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^The  same,  enlarged.  Handbook  for  trav- 
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History, 
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a4'.  10.574.49 
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warres.      Written  in  English  by  R.  Sta- 

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Ste^  aisoy  Bruges,  Brussels,  Charles  V.,  Flanders, 
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Belief.     See  Faith,  Knowledge. 

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Belknap  (William  Worth).   ^.1831. 

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V.  4,  pt.  7  of  a.  2076. 2 

Bellamy  (George  Anne),    b,  1733.    d.  1788. 

-Apology  for  [her]  life,  written  by  herself. 
[Said  to  be  the  work  of  A.  Bicknell].  2d 
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^The    same.     loth    ed.     Edinburgh,    1773. 

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^Irr,  0l*o^  Literature,  and  its  specific  forms. 

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II. 693.6 


Bembo  (Pietro).    b.  1470.    d,  1547. 

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Milano,  1808.     8**.  [Classid  italiani]. 

[In  Bembo's  Opere,  ▼.  z,  pp.lx-xlvi]. 

Benares,  ( Varanashi), 

—Sheering  (M.  A.)  Sacred  dty  of  the  Hindus. 
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Benedictionale  S.  Athelwoldi. 

— Dissertation  on  St.  Athelwold's  benedictional, 
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v.  24  of  5.2296.1 

Benezet  (Anthony),    b,  1713.    d,  1784. 

— Vaux  (R.)  Memoir  of  Anthony  Benezet. 
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Bengal,  (Bangald), 

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Bennett  (James   Gordon),     b.  1795.    d,    1872. 

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Bentinck  (William  George  Frederick  Caven- 
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— Disraeli  (B.)  Lord  George  Bentinck :  a  po- 
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6.342.10 

Bentley  (Richard),     b.  1662.     d,  1742. 

—Coleridge  (H.)    Richard  Bcntley. 

pp.  65-174  of  6.3384.6 

The  same.     pp.  101-278.       v.  i  of  6. 348. 11 

-De  Quincev  (T.)  Richard  Bentley.  pp.  i- 
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Beowulf. 
— Mth.LENH0FF  (C.  V.)    Innere  geschichte   des 

Beovulfs.     pp.  193-244.      15.2958.  Box  i 
Beranger  (Pierre  Jean  de).    b,  1780.    d,  1857. 
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d'un  appendice.    3e  6d.  Paris,  1859.     ^2'. 

18. 3061.4 
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pp.  418-450  of  8.478fl.i6 
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V.  I  of  8.481.2 
Berengarius,  turonensis,    b,  998.     d.  1088. 
— Lessing    (G.    E.)       Berengarius    turonensis. 

pp.  85-194.  V.  14  of  9.554.3 

Bergerac  (Savinien  Cyrano  de).  b.  1620.  d,  1655. 
— Morley  (H.)    Cyrano  de  Bergerac.   pp.  132- 

174.  V.  2  of  8.484.13 


69 


Berkeley. 


SUBJECT-CATALOGUE  OF  THE  LIBRARY 


Beugnot. 


Berkeley  (Georgre).    ^.  1685.    d,  1753. 

— Fbrrier  (J.  F.)  Berkeley  and  idealism:  Mr. 
Bailey's  reply  to  an  article  in  Blackwood's 
magazine,  pp.  289-377.  v.  3  of  23.1421.26 

— FrAser  (A.  C.)  Berkeley,  [his  Ufe  and  philos- 
ophy].    London,  1881.     16".        6.342.13 

—  -Life  and  letters  of  George  Berkeley,  and  an 

account  of  his  philosophy.     Oxford,  1 871. 
8*.  V.  4  of  33.1421. 19 

^Krauth  (C.  p.)    Prolegomena  to  Berkeley's 

Treatise  concerning  human    knowledge. 

pp.  5-147  of  23.1421.20 

—Mill  (J.  S.)  Berkeley's  life  and  writings. 

pp.  259-302  of  22.1393.39 

— Stewart  (D.)  On  the  idealism  of  Berkeley, 
pp.  87-1 19.  V.  5  of  23. 1422. 1 1 

— Teape  (C.  R.)  Berkeleian  philosophy.  Edin- 
burgh, n.  d.     42  pp.     8°.  23.1421. 18 

—Turcot  (A.  R.  J.  de).  Lettres  sur  le  syst^me 
de  Berkeley,    pp.  770-776. 

V.  2  of  25.1536.4 
Note.  Information  respecting  Berkeley  and  his 
tpeculations  may  be  found  in  any  history  of  mod- 
em philosophy;  that  of  Ueberweg  containing 
the  most  trustworthy  account. 

Berkshire  county,  (Masssachusetts), 
—Berkshire  jubilee,   celebrated  at   Pittsfield, 

Mass.,  August,  1844.     Albany,  1845.    8"*. 

4172.1 
Berlin. 
— Bericht  Hber  die  verwaltung  der  stadt  Berlin 

in  den  jahren  1851   bis  i860.     Herausg. 

von  dem  magistrat.     Berlin,  1863.     8"*. 

9;  534. 5 
— Geiger  (L.)    Geschichte  der  Juden  in  Berlin. 

Berlin,  1871.     8^  2.92.26 

— WiEBE  (F.  C.  H.)    Die  neuen  berliner  wasser- 

werke,  erbaut  unter  leitung  von  H.  Gill. 

Berlin,i872.  8  1.  22  pi.  f^  Cabinet  2.16.3 

—  -Ueber  die  reinigung  und  entwSsserung  der 

stadt  Berlin.  Berlin,  1861*  2  v.  in  i.     8'*. 

26.3626. 26 
The  same.     pi.     f*.  Cabinet  2. 16.  i 

Academy  of  sciences, 

— FORMEY  (J.  H.  S.)  filoges  des  acad^miciens 
de  Berlin,  et  de  divers  autres  savans.  Ber- 
lin, 1757.     2  V.     12*.  9.538^.16 

— Verzeichniss  der  abhandlungen  der  akademie 
der  wissenschaften  zu  Berlin  von  1710- 
1870,  in  alphabetischer  folge  der  verfas- 
ser.     Berlin,  1871.     8^  18.3035.  i 

Royal  museum. 
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sammlung  des  kOniglichen  museums  zu 
Berlin.     Berlin,  1830.     8".  30.3882.2 

The  same.     Berlin,  1847.     12*.     30.3882.1 

Berlioz  (Louis  Hector),    b.  1803.    d.  1869. 
— Selections  from  his  writings  [partly  autobio- 
graphical].    Tr.,    [with]    a    biographical 
sketch,  by  W.  F.  Apthorp.     New  York, 
1879.     12**.  30.1904.22 

Bermuda  Islands. 

— Jourdan  (S.)  Discovery  of  the  Barmudas, 
1609 — otherwise  the  He  of  divels. 

PP-  763-770  of  2.48.8 
^  -The  same.  Reprinted,  Washington,  1844.  %°, 

V.  3,  of  3. 143. 1 

— Smith  (J.)  Generall  historie  of  the  Bermudas, 

now  called  the  Summer  lies.  pp.  111-167. 

V.  2  of  4.196. 16 


Bemadotte  (Jean  Baptiste  Jules).     See  Charles 

John  XIV,  king  of  Sweden. 
Bemal  coUecticm  of  pottery. 
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pottery,   comprising  a  catalogue    of  the 

Bemal  collection.     London,  1857.     p.  8**. 

30.1887.10 
Bernard,  abbot  of   Clairvaux,  {Sainf),    b,  1091. 

d.  1153. 
— Bernard,  abb6  de  Clairvaux,  et  ses  ouvrages. 

[Anon.]     pp.  129-232.        V.  13  of  8.456.1 
— BeringtoN  (J.)    Notice  of  St.  Bernard. 

pp.  278-284  of  17. 1026. 14 
— Flakier  (E.)    Pan6gyrique  de  saint    Ber- 
nard,   pp.  322-352.  V.  I  of  22.1350.9 
— GuiLLAUME  de  Saint-  Thierri,  and  others.    Vie 

de  saint  Bernard,     pp.  133-473. 

V.  10  of  8.463.2 
— MiLMAN  (H.  H.)    Bernard  and  Innocent  11. 

pp.  323-340.  V.  3  of  31. 1964.2 

Bern,  or,  Berne. 
— Wattenwyl  (S.  von).     Reise  von  Bern  nach 

Interlacken.  Bern,  1805.    16".     18.3081.6 
Bernese  Alps. 
— DURHEIM  (C.  J.)  Carte  des  berner  oberlandes. 

Berne,  1854.     folded  16".  9.510.20 

— George  (H.  B.)  The  Oberland  and  its  glaciers. 

28  photographs.     London,  1866.     4°. 

10.586.3 
Bemhard,  duke  of  Saxe-  Weimar,     b.  1604.     d. 

1639. 

— B(Jttiger  (C.  a.)  Herzog  Bernhard  von 
Weimar.     Weimar,  1806.     8"*.      9.523.10 

Bernoulli  (Jean),    b.  1667.    d.  1748. 

— Alembert  (J.  L.  d*).  6loge  de  Jean  Bernoulli, 
pp.  111-160.  V.  6  of  8.500.2 

Berry  (Mary),    b.  1763.    d.  1852. 

— ExTRACi's  from  her  journals  and  correspon- 
dence, 1 783-1 85  2.  Ed.  by  T.  Lewis.  2d 
ed.     London,  1866.     3  V.     8^    6.2361. 19 

Bertrand  (Louis  Jacques  Napol6on  [Aloysius]). 
b.  1807.     /  1 841. 

— Sainte-Beuve  (C.  a.)  Alolsius  Bertrand. 
pp.  343-364.  V.  2  of  8.481.3 

Berwick  (Thomas),     b.  1753.     d.  1828. 

— Turner  (W.)  Memoir  of  Thomas  Berwick, 
pp.  17-72.  V.  loof  27.1667.1 

Besser  (Johann  von),     b.  1654.    d.  1729. 

— Varnhagen  von  Ense  (C.  A.  L.  P.)  Johann 
von  Besser.  pp.  169-238.  v.  10  of  9.556.3 

Bethlehem,  {Pennsylvania). 

— Martin  (J.  H.)  Historical  sketch  of  Bethle- 
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church.     2d  ed.  Philadelphia,  1873.  1.  8**. 

4.191.2 

— Reichel  (W.  C.)  History  of  the  Bethlehem 
female  seminary,  1785-1858.  Philadel- 
phia, 1858.    8^  4. 191. 9 

Beton,  {artificial  stone). 

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its    fabrication    and    uses.     Washington, 

1868.     21  pp.  2  pi.     8°.    V.  4  of  30.3875.6 
— Gillmore  (Q.  a.)     Practical  treatise  on  coig- 

net-b6ton.  New  York,i87i.  8°.  26.1632.44 
Beugnot  (Jacques  Claude),  comte  de.     b.  1761. 

d  1835. 
— Reeve  (H.)    Beugnot.    pp.  301-354. 

V.   I  of  7.422. II 


70 


Bejle. 


OF  THE  COLLEGE  OF  NEW  JERSEY. 


Bible. 


Beyle  (Marie  Henri),    b,  1783.    d.  1841. 

— Hayward  (A.)  M.  de  Stcndahl  (Henri 
Beyle),    pp.  342-392.       v.  i  of  21. 1307.8 

— M6RiMtB  (P.)  Henri  Beyle — notes  et  souve- 
nirs, pp.  157-194  of  8.478^.22 

— Paton  (A.  A.)  Henry  Beyle  (otherwise  de 
Stendahl):  &  critical  study.  London,  1874. 
p.  8".  8.482.15 

BezA,  or  Beze  (Theodore  de).  b,  1519.    d,  1605. 

-*ScHLOssBR  (F.  C.)  Leben  des  Theodor  de 
Beza.     Heidelberg,  1809.     8^    xo.574.18 

BhagETad-gita.     See  Mahabharata. 

Bible.  Bibliography  and  history, 

— ^Anderson  (C.)  Annals  of  the  English  Bible. 
London,  1845.     2  v.     8^  23. 1358a.  8 

^The  same.     Abridged  by  S.  L  Prime.    New 

York,  1849.     8".  22.1358^.9 

— Bible  in  many  tongues.  [Anon,'\  London, 
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—Buchanan  (C.)  Christian  researches  in  Asia; 
with  notices  of  the  translation  of  the  scrip- 
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— Champollion  (J.  F.)  Observations  sur  les 
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fin  a  vol,  lettered  "  Recherches  sur  TEgypte"]. 
Gigcrl. 
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— DORE  (J.  R.)  Old  Bibles:  account  of  various 
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22.1364.25 

—Giles  (J.  A.)    Historical  enquiry  concerning 

the  Old  Testament.    London,  1850.     8°. 

22.1365.13 

^Lelong  (J.)  Bibliotheca  sacra,  in  binos  sylla- 

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Desmolets.    Parisiis,  1723.  2  v.  in  i.     f. 

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2ded.   London,  1839.     S"*  X6.991.2 

— O'Callaghan  (E.  B.)  List  of  editions  of  the 
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X  6. 996. 14 

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manuscripts  and    books    in  the    library, 

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x6. 1008.9 
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— Townley  (J.)  Illustrations  of  biblical  litera- 
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22.1358^.8 
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160  pp.  of  22.1367. 1 

— Westwood  (J.  O.)    Palaeographia  sacra  pic- 

toria:  illustrations  of  ancient  versions  of 

the  Bible,  from  illuminated  manuscripts. 

London,  1843-45.    V,  X7.1028.7 


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Cofton, 

— Alexander  (A.)  Canon  of  the  Old  and  New 
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— Stuart  (M.)  Critical  history  and  defence  of 
the  Old  Testament  canon.  Andover, 
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— Westcott  (B.  F.)  General  history  of  the 
canon  of  the  New  Testament  during  the 
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1855.     p.  8*.  22.1364.17 

Chronology, 

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FeutaUtuh. 
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Job, 
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Colossians^ 

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Timothy, 

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Titus, 
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Philemon, 
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the  holy  scriptures.  5th  Amer.  ed.  Phil- 
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The  same.     New  ed.  from   7th   Lond.  ed. 

Philadelphia.  1836.  2  v.  I.  8°.    33.1358^.6 

^The  same.     Ed.  by  J.  Ayre  and  S.  P.  Tre- 

gelles.    14th  ed.    London,  1877.    4  v.    8**. 

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York.  1870.     12".  1 1.680. 7 

— MiTCHEL  (O.  M.)  Astronomy  of  the  Bible. 
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28.1730.14 

^-^£ILXR  (G.  F.)  Biblical  hermenentics;  the  art 
of  scripture  interpretation.  With  notes 
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Bible  and  the  public  schools.  New  York, 
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folding the  spiritual  life  of  men.  From 
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Sety  also^  Creation,  Geolo^. 

N9te,    Much  more  on  this  subject  may  be  found 

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1840.    l6^  31.1963.43 

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{New  Testament). 

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scarce  books.     London,   1808-14.     6  v. 

8*.  17.1021.9 

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York,  1863.     p.  8°.  17.1024.8 

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and  picturesque  tour  in  France  and  Ger« 

many.     2d  ed.     London,  1829.     3  v.    8*. 

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logique,   et  pittoresque  en   France.      Tr. 
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Biography. 


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Art  room.  B.3.10 

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practicus.     Ed.  3a.     Lubecae,  1732.  2  v. 

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17.3036.9 
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of    American    librarians],  by  M.  Dewey 
and  R.  R.  Bowker.     New  York.  1877-82. 
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nal. Ed.  by  G.  F.  Philes.  New  York, 
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5##  Anoaymoua  works,  Paleography,  Pseudonyms, 


Pbrthebibliograpfay  of  various  subjects,  see  the 
foHowing  headings: 

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tory ;  Classical  literature -Congregational  church; 
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Christian  religion :  Faust ;  Fiction ;  Pishes  \  Free- 
masonry; French  literature ;  Geology*  History; 
Immorality;  Italian  literature:  Latin  literature  ; 
Mathematical  science?;  Medicine;  Methodism; 
Mollusks;   Nebulae;   Oriental   literature:   Orni- 


literature ;Theoiogy;  Travel;  Zoology. 
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following  institutions  and  cities : 
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Briiish  museum;  Bowdoin  college;  Brookline, 
Mass.;  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.;  Brown  university;  Cin- 
cinnati ;  College  of  the  city  of  New  York ;  Co- 
lumbia college;  Hartford  Y.  M.  C.  institution; 
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of  Philadelphia ;  Library  of  congress ;  Liverpool ; 
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of  the  sieges  of  Bilbao,  1835  and  1836. 
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Bilney  (Thomas). 

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wOrterbuch,  nach  der  aufl.  von  I740f  tlber- 
setzt  von  J.  C.  Gottscheden.  Leipzig, 
1741-44.    4  V.     V,  16.1018.2 

^The  same.  Dictionary,  historical  and  criti- 
cal.    2d  ed.   London,  1734-38.     5  v.     V. 

32.2018.2 

^The    same.     [Ed.]    by  J.   P.  Bernard,   T. 

Birch,  and  J.  Lockman.  London,  1734- 
41.     10  V.     f*.  32.2018. 1 

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torie  der  gelehrten.  •  .  .  Franckfurt  am 
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Paris,  Michaud,  1811-28.     52  v.     8°. 

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ages,  nations,  and  professions.  13th  ed. 
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difficulties.  Illustrated  by  memoirs. 
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Edinburgh,  1827.     2  v.     i8'.  z. 10.26 

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— Georgian  era;  memoirs  of  eminent  persons 
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Saints,  Scientific  men.  Sculptors,  Statesmen,  The- 
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Biscay,  (Bay  of). 

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Bishops. 

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England,  from  the  ist  to  the  end  of  the 

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70.  Tr.  by  F.  Maxse.  New  York,  1878. 
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Bitumen.    See  Asphalt 

Black  (Joseph),     b,  1728.    d.  1799. 

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24.  v.  I  of  6.2342.  II 

Black  death,  a.d.  1348. 

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G.  Babington.     78  pp.  29.3824.8 

Black  Hawk,  or  Ma-ka-tai-mi-shi-kia-kiah.  b, 
1767.     d,  1838. 

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Black  Hills  of  Dakota. 

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natural  resources  of  the  Black  Hills  of 
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BlainTiUe  (Marie  Henri  Ducrotay  de).   b.  1777. 

d.  1850. 
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Blair  (Robert),    b,  2593.    d,  1666. 

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Row.  Ed.  by  T.  M'Crie.  Edinburgh, 
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Blake  (WiUiam).    b.  1757.    d,  1827. 

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pp.  124-153  of  32.2010.13 

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Blanckenborg,  Counts  of. 

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9.532.7 

Blast-fumacet. 

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nomena. Tr.  by  L.  D.  B.  Gordon.  New 
York.  1873.    8^  30.1875.13 

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30.1875.25 
Ste,  mi*0^  Smelting. 

Blasting. 

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treatise.     London,  1878.     8*.    20. 1631.25 
The  same.  26. 1655.31 

Stty  aiso^  Nitroglycerine. 
Blasting  (submarine).     See  Boston  (Harbor). 

Bleaching. 

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method  of  bleaching,  by  means  of  oxy- 
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Blenheim  house,  (Woodstock,  Oxfordshire), 

— BiBLIOTHECA    SUNDERLANDIANA.       Sale    Cata^ 

logue  of  the  Sunderland,  or  Blenheim  li- 
brary.    London,  1881.     8'.         16.1012.9 

— Blenheim,  the  seat  of  the  duke  of  Marlbor- 
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^The  same.     i6th  ed.    Woodstock,   [18803, 

I8^  5273." 

— Gemmarum  antiquarum  delecttis,  ex  praestan- 
tioribus  desumptus  quae  in  dactyliothecis 
ducis  marlburiensis  servantur,  [AnonJ] 
Londini,  1845.    2  v.     i\      Cabinet  1.7.1 

Blennerhassett  (Harman).    b,  1767.    d,  1831. 

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OF  THE  COLLEGE  OF  NEW  JERSEY.  Bohemian  brethren. 


Blttsiagton,  countess  of.  5^^  Gardiner  (M.  P.  F.) 

Blind. 

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275-342.  V.  I  of  8.493.2 

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schrift.  Berlin.  1861.  8°.  24.1492.26 
See,  als0.  Eye,  Sight,  Spectacles,  Vision. 

Block-books. 

— Canticum  canticorum,  repr<^uced  in  fac-sim- 
ile  from  the  Scriverius  copy.  With  an  in- 
troduction by  J.  P.  Berjeau.  London, 
i860,     f*.  X7.1028.1 

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work  on  the  block-books  [of]  the  15th 
century.     London,  1858.     f°,       17. 1028.2 

See^  altfff  Printing. 

Blonde  of  Oxford,  (an  early  romance). 

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ford and  Jehan  of  Dammartin.  Edited 
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s.  4^  6.315.28 

Blood. 

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of  humane  blood.     London,  1683.     8**. 

29.3810.8 

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vey to  the  discovery  of  the  circulation  of 
the  blood.     Philadelphia,  1834.     8^ 

29.3816.8 

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V.  I  of  29.3815.4 

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8%  28.i758fl.3 

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circulatione  sanguinis.     141  pp.    4°. 

29.3816.2 

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mation, and  gun-shot  wounds.  London, 
1794.    4^  29.3816.7 

— MIJller  (J.  W.)  Transfusion  and  plethora. 
Christiania,  1875.     8".  29.3814.  i 

Blow-fly. 

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the  blow-fly,     London,  1870.     8**. 

27. 17 14. 10 

Blow-pipe  analysis. 

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termination of  substances  by  the  blow- 
pipe. 28.3733.1 
[Smithsonian  report,  1873,  pp.  ai9-33z]. 

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sis. Ed.  by  H.  B.  Nason  and  C.  F. 
Chandler.  6th  ed.  Philadelphia,  1874. 
16°.  30.1933.19 

— FucHS  (C.  W.  C.)  Practical  guide  to  the  de- 
termination of  minerals  by  the  blow-pipe. 
Tr.  by  T.  W.  Danby.  London.  [1875]. 
8%  28.1794.8 

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zig, 1875.     8*^.  30.1934.12 

— Kerl  (B.)  Leitfaden  bei  qualitativen  und 
quantltativen  lOthrohr-untersuchungen.  2e 
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—  -Neuesten    fortschritte  der    lOthrohrprobir- 

kunst.    Clausthal,  1877.    16'.  30.1933.24  |  Bohemian  brethren. 

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— Landauer  (J.)  Die  lOthrohranalyse.  Braun- 
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zig, 1878.    8^  30.1874.7 

The  same.  Manual  of  qualitative  and  quan- 
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by  T.  Richter.  Tr.  by  H.  B.  Cornwall 
and  J.  H.  Caswell.     3d  ed.     New  York, 

1875.  8^  30.1934.7 

— Plympton  (G.  W.)  The  blow-pipe:  a  guide 
to  its  use.     New  York,  1874.     12*. 

30.1933.20 

— Ross  (W.  A.)  Pyrology;  or,  fire  chemistry. 
London,  1875.     4".  30. 1936.8 

— ScHEERER  (T.)  L^throhrbuch.  2e  aufl.  Braun- 
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See,  also.  Assaying,  Chemistry,  {analytical), 

Blucher  (Gebhard  Leberecht,  filrst  von  WahU 
stadt),     b,  1742.     d,  1819. 

—Egerton  (F.)    Life  of  Blttcher. 

pp.  137-181  of  21.1305.28 

— Varnhagen  von  Ense  (C.  A.  L.  P.)  Ftirst 
Blttcher  von  Wahlstadt.  Leipzig,  1872. 
16*'.  V.  3  of  9.556.3 

Boccaccio  (Giovanni),    b.  1313.    d.  1375. 

— G1NGUEN6  (P.  L.)  Boccace.  Notice  sur  sa 
vie,  [et]  sur  ses  ouvrages.     135  pp. 

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116-150.  V.  I  of  12.738^.12 

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pp.  xxxi-lv.  V.  I  of  12. 771. 1 

Bodin  Gean).     b.  1530.     d.  1596. 

— Feugkre  (L.  J.)    Jean  Bodin. 

V. 

Bodleian  library.    See  Oxford. 

Boerhaare  (Hermann),    b,  1668. 

— ^Johnson  (S.)    Boerhaave.    pp. 

V.  12  oif  6.2351.1 

Boethias  (Anicius  Manlius  Severinus).  b,  about 
470.     d,  525. 

— Baur  (G.)  De  Anicio  Bofiihio,  christianae 
doctrinae  assertore.  Darmstadii,  1841. 
8°.  23.1414. 7 

— Fragment  d'un  po^me  en  vers  romans  sur 
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ard.     Paris,i8i7.     8".  13.782.8 

Bohemia  (Bdhmen). 

— ^Annales  gradicenses  et  opatowicenses,  894- 

1158.     Ed.  W.  Wattenbach.  pp.  643-653. 

V.  17  of  9.528.1 

— CosMAS,   pragensis,     and    others.       Chronica 

Boemorum  edente  R.  KCpke,  [894-]  1283. 

209  pp.  V.  9  of  9.528.1 

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aufstandes  von  1618.     ler  band.     Prag, 

1869.   8^  9-521.9 

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1300.     pp.  7 1 1-7 1 8.  V.  17  of  9.528.1 

— ViCENTius   and  Gerlach.      Annales,    1140- 

1198.     Ed.  W.  Wattenbach.     pp.  654-710. 

V.  17  of  9.528.1 

See  United  brethren. 


pp.  423-451. 
2  of  8. 478a. 21 


d,  1738. 
11-40. 


B4lltmkm  hu^iiftfe.     SUBJECT-CATALOGUE  OF  THE  LIBRARY 


Boni6<h 


Bohemian  language  and  literature. 

— DoBROWSKY  (J.)  Bildsamkeit  der  slawischen 
sprache,  an  der  bildung  der  substantive 
und  adjective  in  der  b6hmischen  sprache. 
Prag,  1799.     68  pp.    4^  15.975. 12 

— Robinson  (T.  A.  L.  v.  I.)  History  of  the  Czek- 
ish,  or  Bohemian,  language  and  literature, 
pp.  147-21 1.  17. 1046.6 

— Wratislaw  (A.  H.)  Native  literature  of  Bo- 
hemia in  the  14th  century.  London,  1878. 
16°.  17. 1046. 8 

Bohme  (Jakob),     b,  1575.     d,  1624. 

— HoTHAM  (D).  Life  of  Jacob  Behmen.  Lon- 
don, 1654.  r.  22.1358.5 
\Bound  with  B^hine*s  Mysterium  magnum]. 

—Walton  (C.)  Notes  for  a  biography  of  Wil- 
liam Law.  Comprising  an  elucidation  of 
the  writings  of  BOhme.  \Anon!\  Lon- 
don, 1856.     8"*.  22.1356.11 

Boigne  (E16onore  Addle,  b,  de  Osmond,  com- 
tesse  de).     b.  1 780.     d,  1866. 

— GuizoT  (F.  P.  G.)  La  comtesse  de  Boigne. 
pp.  143-187.  8.478^1.3 

Boileau-Despreauz  (Nicolas),  b.  1636.  d, 
1711. 

— Alembert  (J.  L.  d*).  Eloge  de  Despr6aux. 
pp.  63-242.  v.  2  of  8.500.2 

The  same.     Eulogy  of  Despreaux.     Tr.  by 

J.  Aikin.    pp.  219-347.     v.  i  of  8.478^.15 

— Besant(W.)  Boileau.  pp.  285-309  of  8.478^.16 

— PoujouLAT  (J.  J.  F.)  Boileau-Despr^aux. 
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[/if  Boileau*s  Oeuvres  poetiques]. 

— Sainte-Beuve  (C.  a.)     Boileau.     pp.  1-22. 

v.  I  of  8.481.3 

—Shelley  (M.  W.  G.)  and  Wallace  (W.) 
Boileau.     pp.  259-295.  v.  I  of  32.2031.12 

Boilers.     See  Steam-engine. 

Boisseree  (Sulpice).     b,  1783.    d,  1854. 

— Baur  (W.)    Sulpiz   Boisseree.     pp.  437-464. 

9.515.29 

Boissy  (Louis  de).     b.  1694.     d,  1758. 

— Alembert  (J.  L.  d*).  ]felogc  de  Boissy.  pp. 
299-328.  V.  3  of  8.500.2 

Boium  glacier,  (Norway). 

— Sexe  (S.  a.)  Boiumbraeen.  Le  glacier  de 
Boium.     Christiania,  1869.     40  pp.    4°. 

29.1806.42 

Bokhara. 

— Grovkr  0.)  Bokhara  victims;  [Charles 
Sioddart  and  Arthur  Conolly,  1838]. 
London,  1845.     8**.  II. 691. 7 

— Vamb^ry  (A.)  Bokhara,  the  head-quarters  of 
Mohammedanism,  pp.  166-281.    1 1.692.8 

— Wolff  (J.)  Narrative  of  a  mission  to  Bokhara, 
1843-45.   London,  1845.  2  v.  8\  II.691.3 

See,  also^  Oxus. 

Bolingbroke,  viscount.     See  St.  John  (H.) 
Bombay,  (Bom  ba.hia.fporfujruese  for  Good  Bay), 
— Calendar  for  Bombay  university,   1869-70. 

[With   examination    papers].      Bombay, 

1869.     12".  24.1481. 4 

Bonaparte  (Elizabeth  b,   Patterson),     b.  1785. 

d,  1879. 
— DiDiF.R  (E.  L.)    Life  and  letters  of  madame 

Bonaparte.  New  York,  1879.   12**.  4.203.8 
Bonaparte  (Louis  Napoleon).   See  Napoleon  iii. 
Bonaparte  (Napoleon).     See  Napoleon  i. 
Bonds.     See  Finance. 


Bones. 

— Bell  (J.)  Engravings  of  the  bones  [of  man], 
ist  Am.  from  2d  Lond.  ed.  Philadelphia, 
1817.    4^  29.3816.9 

— Monro  (A.)  Anatomy  of  the  human  bones, 
nerves,  [etc.].     Edinburgh,  1768.     8**. 

29.3811.16 

Boniface,  Saint^  (real  name,  Winfrid),  b,  680. 
^.  755. 

— WiLLiBALD.  ViU  S.  Bonifatii  archiepiscopi. 
Ed.  G.  H.  Peru.     pp.  331-353. 

v.  2  of  9.528.1 

Bonn,  art  museum. 

— Welckkr  (F.  G.)  Akadcmische  kunst-museum 
zu  Bonn.     2e  ausg.     Bonn,  1841.     8**. 

30.3882.2 

Bonnets. 

— Repton  (J.  A.)  Female  head-dress  in  Eng- 
land, chiefly  subsequent  to  Strutt.  pp.  29- 
76.     8  pi.  V.  27  of  5.2296.1 

Bonneval  (Claude  Alexandre,  eomte  de).  b.  1675. 
d,  1747. 

— MERCKwt'RDiGES  lebeu  des  grafen  von  Bon- 
neval.  Aus  dem  FrantzOsischen.  [Anon.'] 
Hamburg,  1737.     16".  8.482.17 

Boodhism.     See  Buddhism. 

Book-keeping. 

— Hamilton  (R.)  Short  system  of  arithmetic 
and  book-keeping.     London,  1788.     12°. 

26.3590.19 

— Jackson  (W.)  Book-keeping  in  the  true 
Italian  form.     New  York,  181 1.     8°. 

25.1552.27 

—Jones  (E.  T.)  English  system  of  book-keep- 
ing.    2d  Am.  ed.     New  York,  1797.     4". 

25.1556.20 

—Turner  (T.)  Epitome  of  book-keeping  by 
double  entry.     Portland,  1804.     12**. 

25.1552.40 

Books.  See  Bibliography,  Palaeography,  Print- 
ing. 

Booksellers. 

— Curwen(H.)  History  of  booksellers.  London, 

[1874].     p.  8^  6.367.7 

Boone  (Daniel),    b,  1735.    d,  1820. 
— BoGART  (W.    H.)      Daniel   Boone,   and  the 

hunters  of  Kentucky.    Boston,  1875.    12*. 

4.203.9 
—Peck  (J.  M.)   Life  of  Daniel  Boone.    Boston, 

1847.     I6^  V.  23  of  3.i38fl.6 

Ste,  aUo^  Kentucky. 

Booth  (Edwin  Thomas),     b.  1833. 
—Clarke  (A.  B.)    The  younger  Booth. 

pp.  117-194  of  4.203.7 
Booth  (Junius  Brutus),     b.  1796.     d.  1852. 
— Clarke  (A.  B.)    The  elder  Booth.     Boston, 

1882.     12''.  4.203.7 

— Gould  (T.  R.)    Tragedian:  an  essay  on  the 

histrionic  genius  of  Junius  Brutus  Booth. 

New  York,  1868.     p.  8°.  X9.1133.48 

Borgia  (Lucrezia,  duchess  of  Ferrara),     b,  1480. 

d.  1523. 
— Gilbert  (W.)    Lucrezia   Borgia,  duchess  of 

Ferrara.     A   biography.     London,    1869. 

2  V.     p.  8°.  12.714. 13 

Borneo. 
— BuRBiDGE  (F.  W.)    Gardens  of  the  sun;  or,  a 

naturalist's    journal  in   Borneo  and  Uie 

Sulu  archipelago.     London,  1880.     p.  8**. 

27. 1670.  i 


86 


Borneo. 


OF  THE  COLLEGE  OF  NEW  JERSEY. 


Boat<4i« 


— Egerton  (T.)  Borneo  and  Celebes,  pp.  348- 
370.  21.1305.28 

— Keppel  (H.)  Expedition  to  Borneo  for  the 
suppression *of  piracy;  with  extracts  from 
the  journal  of  James  Brooke,  [1843-45]. 
London,  1846.     a  v.    8*.  xx.673.15 

^Visit  to  the  Indian  archipelago,  in  the  Mae- 

ander.  With  portions  of  the  journal  of 
Sir  James  Brooke,  [1847-51].  London, 
1853.     2v-     8^  XX.673.1 

— ^Wallace  (A.  R.)  Borneo,  and  its  natural 
history,  pp.  54-147.  v.  i  of  XX. 673. 23 
Ste^  alwy  Sarawak. 

Boma  lang^a^e,  (Ontral  Africa). 

— Richardson  (J.)  and  Norris  (E.)  Grammar 
of  the  Bornu,  or  Kanuri  language.  Lon- 
don. 1853.     p.  8'.  x5.976.10 

Borrow  (George),    b,  1803.    d,  1881. 

— Lavengro;  the  scholar — the  gypsy — the  priest. 
[In  part  autobiographiodj.  London,  1851. 
3  V.     la*.  6.2342.5 

Bosnia. 

— Evans  (A.  J.)  Through  Bosnia  and  the 
Herzegovina  during  1875.  with  an  histor- 
ical review  of  Bosnia.  London,  1876.    8"*. 

9-523.1 

— Ibrahim.  History  of  the  war  in  Bosnia  during 
the  years  1737.  '38,  and  '39.  From  the 
Turkish  by  C.  Eraser.  London,  1830.    8*". 

XX.  2687. 24 

— Ranke  (L.  von).  Sketch  of  the  insurrection 
in  Bosnia,  1805.  pp.  309-371  of  XX. 695. 24 

Bosphorus,  or  Bosporus. 

— Pardoe  (J.)  and  Bartlett  (W.  H.)  Beauties 
of  the  Bosphonis.     London,  [1840].    4*. 

XX.  707. 12 
Set,  altOy  Conttantinople. 

Botsnet  (Jacques  B6nigne).  b,  1627.  d.  1704. 
— Alembert  (J.  L.  d').    £loge  de  Bossuet.     pp. 

251-336.  V.  2  of  8.500.2 
The  same.      Eulogy  of    James    Benignus 

Bossuet  pp.  129-217.  V.  I  of  8.478<z.i5 
— Lamartine  (A.  M.  L.  P.  de).     Bossuet.     pp. 

133-244.  V.  3  of  8.505.1 


Boston. 


General  works. 


—Barber  (J.  W.)    Boston. 

^  pp.  532-549  of  4.172.7 
—Boston  illostrated.     [Anon.]    Boston,  1872. 

8^  4- 173.  II 

— Bradlee  (N.  J.)  History  of  the  introduction 
of  pure  water  into  Boston.  [Anon,]  Bos- 
ton, 1868.     1.  8**.  26.3626.17 

—Coffin  (C.  C.)  Story  of  the  great  fire, 
November  9-10,  187a.  By  **Carleton." 
Boston,  1872.     12".  4. 172. 19 

—Drake  (S.  A.)  Old  landmarks,  and  historic 
personages  of  Boston.  Boston,  1876. 
p.  8^  4-172.24 

— Drake  (S.  G.)  History,  and  antiquities  of 
Boston  from  1630  to  1770.  Boston,  1856. 
8'.  4.173.8 

— LoRiNG  (J.  S.)  Hundred  Boston  orators,  ap- 
pointed from  1770  to  1852.    Boston,  1853. 

^     8"-  3.138^.5 

— QuiKCY  (J.)     Municipal  history  of  Boston, 

1630  to  1830.  Boston,  1852.  8".    4. 172. 12 

— WlN«OR  (J.)  The  memorial  history  of  Boston, 

including  Suffolk  county,    Mass.,    1630- 

1880.    Boston,  1881.    4  V.    1.  8°.    4.176.2 


Revolutionary  history, 

— BowDOiN  (J.)  Short  narrative  of  the  massacre 
in  Boston,  March  5,  1770.     pp.  48-83. 

V.  32  of  31. 3975. 1 

— Correspondence,  in  1774  and  1775,  between 
a  committee  of  the  town,  and  contributors 
for  the  relief  of  the  sufferers  by  the  Boston 
port  bill.    pp.  1-278,  4th  series. 

V.  4  of  4.175.4 

— Frothingham  (R.)  History  of  the  siege  of 
Boston,  and  of  the  battles  of  Lexington, 
Concord,  and  Bunker  Hill.  Boston,  1849. 
8%  4. 173. 1 

— Kidder  (F.)  History  of  the  Boston  massacre, 
March  5. 1770.  Albany,  1870.  8°.  3.146.2T 

Public  institutions t  etc:  {Athenaeum), 

— Catalogue  of  the  library,  1807-71.  [By  C. 
A.  Cutter].  Boston,  1874-82.  5  pts. 
1.  8^  16.1015.1 

— Chronological  list  of  the  proprietors  of  the 
Boston  Athenaeum,  from  its  foundation, 
[1815I,  to  January,  1882.  v.  4  of  16.1015.1 

— O^^CY  (J)  History  of  the  Boston  Athen- 
aeum, with  biographical  notices  of  its 
deceased  founders.  Cambridge,  [Mass.], 
1851.     8\  4-173.9 

(Harbor), 

— Foster  (J.  G.)  Submarine  blasting.  Removal 
of  Towei*  and  Corwin  rocks.     New  York, 

1869.  4°.  36.1626.3 
— Thaver  (S.)    Special  report  on  the  sea  wall 

of   Ram  Head.     Washington,  1844.    S""* 
pp.  211-232.  36.1634.  Box  I 

(Hospital), 
— Medical  and  surgical  reports  of  the  dty  hos- 
pital of  the  city  of  Boston.     3d  series. 
Boston,  1882.     8\  39.3825.  xo 

(Hoosac  tunnel  and  Western  railroad  company), 
— Report  of  the  corporators,   January,   1875. 
Boston,  1875.     8".  30.1635.2x 

{Public  library), 

— Catalogue  of  books  belonging  to  the  lower 
hall,  in  the  classes  of  history,  biography, 
and  travel.     2d  ed.     Boston,  1873.    1.  8% 

xo.  1015.6^ 

— Catalogue  of  the  books  and  manuscripts 
which  formerly  belonged  to  Thomas 
Prince.    Boston,  1870.    1.*  8\    x6.1015.5i 

— Catalogue  of  the  Spanish  library  and  Portu- 
guese books,  bequeathed  by  George  Tick- 
nor.  By  [W.  A.  Wheeler  and]  J.  L. 
Whitney.  Boston,  1879.  1.  8'.     xo.1015.8 

— Index  to  the  catalogue  of  books  in  the  upper 
hall.  With  first  supplement,  [By  C.  C. 
Jewett  and  F.  Vinton] .  Boston,  1861-66. 
2  V.     1.  8'*.  x6. 1015.2,3 

The  same.     Lower  hall.     [By  C.  C.  Jewett 

and  F.  Vinton].     Boston,  1858.     1.  8'. 

X6.1015.4 

The  same.      Bulletins.     Boston,   1867-83. 

4  V.    1.  8*.  Art  room. 

^The  same.  Class  list  for  English  prose  fic- 
tion.    5th  ed.     Boston,  1871.    1.  8^. 

X6.1015.6 

The  same.    Class  list  for  poetry,  the  drama, 

and  miscellaneous  works,  ist  ed.  Boston, 

1870.  1.  8%  X6.1015.6 


87 


Boston. 


SUBJECT-CATALOGUE  OF  THE  LIBRARY 


Botany. 


— Proceedings  at  the  dedication  of  the  building, 
January  i,  1858.     Boston,  1858.    8**. 

4-173.7 

(Old  South  church), 
— Ballard  (J.)    Account  of  the  poor  fund,  and 
other  charities  held  in  trust  by  the  Old 
South  society.     Boston,  1868.     8"*. 

4. 172. 14 

—Phillips  (W.)     Oration  in  the  Old    South 

church,   June   14,    1876.      Boston,    1876. 

II  pp.     8^  3.158.  Box  2 

— WiSNER  (B.   B.)     History  of  the  Old  South 

church.     Boston,  1830.     122  pp.     8"*. 

3.158.  Box  2 

Botany.  Bibliography, 

— Mitchell  (S.  L.)    Account  of  the  writings 

which  illustrate  the  botanical  history  of 

America,     pp.  149-215.       v.  2  of  4.186.1 
— Watson  (S.)    Bibliographical  index  to  North 

American  botany.     Part  i.     Polypelalae. 

Washington,  1878.  8^  v.  15  of  28.3734.1 
^Thesamc.  28.174520 

Aids  in  classification, 
— Baillon  (E.  H.)    Natural  history  of  plants. 
Tr.  by  M.  M.  Hartog.    London,  1871-80. 

6v.  1. 8^  28.1735.7 

— Bentham  (G.)  Handbook  of  the  British  flora. 
London,  1865.     2  v.     8".  28.1745.15 

and  Hooker  (J.   D.)    Genera   plantarum. 

London,  1862-76.     2  v.  in  5  pts.     8**. 

28.1735.16 

— Blytt  (A.)  Om  vegetationsforholdene  vcd 
Sognefjorden.     Christiania,  1869.     8*". 

28.1736.  Box  2 

— BuEK  (H.  W.)  Genera  candolleana;  scu,  index 
ad  A.  P.  de  CandoUe  prodromum  regni 
vegetabilis.  Berolini,  1840-74.  4  v.  in  2. 
8^  28.1732.16 

—Burnett  (G.  T.)  Outlines  of  botany.  Lon- 
don. 1835.     2v.     8**.  28.1733.  II 

— Candolle  (A.  P.  dc).  Prodromus  systemaiis 
naturalis  regni  vegetabilis.  Parisiis,  1824- 
73.     17  V.     8*.  Herbarium. 

—Candolle  (A.  L.  P.  P.)  and  (C.  P.  de).  Mono- 
graphiae  phanerogamarum;  prodromi  nunc 
continuatio,  nunc  revisio.  Parisiis,  1878- 
81.  3  V.     8^  28.1734.7 

—Chapman  (A.  W.)  Flora  of  the  southern 
United  Sutes.     New  York,  1872.     12*. 

28.1731. 12 

— Deakin  (R.)  Florigraphia  britannica.  [Col- 
ored plates].     London,  1857.     4  v,     8\ 

28.1745.16 

— Don  (G.)  General  history  of  the  dichlamyde- 
ous  plants.     London,  1831-38.     4  v.     4". 

28.1736.3 

—Eaton  (A.)  Manual  of  botany,  for  North 
America.     5th  ed.     Albany,  1829.     12**. 

28.3730.10 

— EiCHLER  (A.  W.)  BlUthendiagramme.  Leip- 
zig. 1875-78.     2  V.  in  I.     8^     28.1735.22 

— Gray  (A.)  Genera  of  the  plants  of  the  United 
States,  illustrated  by  figures  by  J.  Sprague. 
New  York,  1849.     2  v.     8°.         28.1734.4 

Synoptical  flora  of  North  America.     New 

York,  1878.     8^  28. 1734. 1 

— Hemsley  (W.  B.)  Handbook  of  hardy  trees, 
shrubs,  and  herbaceous  plants.  Boston, 
1873.     8^  28.1732.7 


-Jacques  (A.)  and  Herincq  (F.)  Manuel  g6- 
n^ral  des  plantes,  arbres  et  arbustes,  selon 
la  m^thode  de  De  Candolle.  Paris,  [1845- 
62].    4  V.     12".  28.1730.8 

-Le  Maout  (E.)  and  Decaisne  (J.)  Flore  616- 
mentaire  des  jardins  et  des  champs. 
[Avec]  un  vocabulaire.  Paris,  [1855].  2 
V.  in  I.     12**.  28.1730.9 

-  -General  system  of  botany,  descriptive  and 

analyticaL  Tr.  by  Mrs.  Hooker.  Arranged 
by  J.  D.  Hooker.     London,  1873.     1.  8^ 

28.1735.12 

-Lindley  (J.)  Vegetable  kingdom.  3d  ed. 
London,  1853.     8^  28.1735.20 

-Linn6  (C.  von).  VoUstandiges  pflanzensys- 
tem.  Marburg,  18 11.  2  v.    8^     28. 1730. 1 

-Loudon  (J.  C.)  Encyclopaedia  of  plants.  New 
ed.  by  Mrs.  Loudon.     London,  1855.     ft**. 

28.1758^.3 

-NuTTALL  (T.)  Genera  of  North  American 
plants.     Philadelphia,  1818.     2  v.     12**. 

28.3730-I 

-PuRSH  (F.)  Flora  Americae  septentrionalis; 
or,  a  systematic  arrangement  and  descrip- 
tion of  the  plants  of  North  America. 
London,  1814-16.     2  v.     8*.       28.3741.3 

-S6RENSEN  (H.  L.)  Beretning  om  en  botanisk 
reise  i  Omegnen  af  Faemundstten,  og  i  Try- 
sil.  Christiania,  1867.  8^  28.1736.  Box  2 

-ToRREY  (J.)  and  Gray  (A.)  Flora  of  North 
America.  New  York,  1838-43.  2  v.  in  i. 
8".  28.1734.10 

Dictionafies, 
-Britten  (J.)  and  Holland  (R.)    Dictionary  of 

English  plant-names.     London,  1878.    8**. 

15.920. 14 
-Cockayne  (O.)    Saxon  names  of  plants,     pp. 

307-350.  v.  3  of  5.2304^ 

-Cooke  (M.  C.)    Manual  of  botanic  terms.     2d 

ed.     London,  [1873].     16°.       28.173022 
-Germain  de  Saint-Pierre   (E.)     Nouveau 

dictionnaire  de  botanique.     Paris,  1870. 

8^  28.i758tf.i 

-Lindley  (J.)      Glossary  of    technical  terms 

employed  in  botany,  pp.  iii-c.  In  28.1733.7 
and  Moore  (T.)    Treasury  of  botanv;  with 

a  glossary  of  botanical  terms.     New  ed. 

London,  1874.     2  v.     I6^         28.1730.18 

Gardens. 
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cultivated  in  the  garden  at  Kew.     2d  ed. 

by  W.  T.  Alton.     London,  1810-13.     5  v. 

8\  28.1731. 10 

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horli  botanici  monspeliensis.     Monspclii, 

1813.   8^  28.3741.7 

General  works, 

-Balfour  (J.  H.)  Class  book  of  botany.  3d 
ed.     Edinburgh,  1870.     8°.        28.1733.13 

-Barton  (B.  S.)  Elements  of  botany.  Phila- 
delphia, 1803.     8*.  28.3741.10 

-  -The  same.     New  ed.,  with  life  by  W.  P.  C. 

Barton.  Philadelphia,  1836.  8^  28.1731. 3 
-Braun  (A.)  Reflections  on  the  phenomenon 
of  rejuvenescence  in  nature,  especially  in 
the  life  and  development  of  plants.  Tr. 
by  A.  Henfrey.     London,  1853.     8*. 

28. 1732. 1 1 

-  -The  same.  28.1734-9 


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Botany. 


OF  THE  COLLEGE  OF  NEW  JERSEY. 


Botanj. 


— Brown  (R.)  Miscellaneous  botanical  works. 
London,  1866-68.     2  v.     8%       28.1732.9 

The  same.    Atlas.  28.1737.3 

— Candolle(A.  L.  p.  p.  de).  Phy tographie ; 
ou,  I'art  de  d6crire  les  v^g^taux.  Paris, 
1880.     8'.  28.1732.15 

— Candolls  (A.  P.  de).  Throne  616mentaire 
de  la  botanique.  2e  6d.    Paris,  1819.     8**. 

28.1732.18 

—Darwin  (C.  R.)  Diflfereni  forms  of  flowers  on 
plants  of  the  same  species.  New  York, 
1877.     12*.  28.1732.25 

—  -Insectivorous  plants.  New  York,  1875.  12'. 

28.1732.26 

Movements  and  habits  of  climbing  plants. 

2d  ed.  New  York,  1876.  12**.     28.1732.27 

—  -(R.  and  F.)    Power  of  movement  in  plants. 

2d  thousand.     London,  1880.     p.  8°. 

28.1732.28 

^The  same.  New  York,i88i.  12°.  28.1732.29 

— Darwin  (E.)  Botanic  garden:  a  poem.  4ihed. 
London,  1799.     ^  v.     8"".  z8.1085.21 

— Dresser  (C.)  Unity  in  variety,  as  deduced 
from  the  vegetable  kingdom.  London, 
1859.     8*-  J,  28.1732.6 

— Duchartre  (P.  E.  S.)  Elements  de  botanique. 
Paris,  1867.     8".  28.1733.6 

— Dunster  (H.  p.)  Young  collector's  handy 
book  of  botany.     London,  1871.     16^. 

28.1730.16 

— Forbes  (E.)  On  the  vegetable  world  as  con- 
tributing to  the  exhibition  [at  the  crystal 
palace,  185 ij.     London,  [1851].     4''. 

30.1888.9 

^The  same.  Art  room.  C.  4.  i 

— Gmeun  (J.  G.)  and  others.  Reliquiae  quae 
supersunt  commercii  epistolici,  floram 
Gmelini  sibiricam  concernentis.  Curavit 
G.  H.  T.  Plieninger.  Stuttgariiae,  1861. 
8'.  28.1733.24 

—Gray  (A.)  Botanical  text-book.  4th  cd.  New 
York,  1853.     12''.  28.1733.15 

How  plants  behave.  New  York,  1875.  s.  4*. 

28.1733.18 

How  plants  grow.     With  a  popular  flora. 

New  York.  1880.     s.  4".  28. 1731.18 

— Henfrey  (A.)  Elemenury  course  of  botany. 
2d  ed.  by  M.  T.  Masters.  London,  1870. 
12*.  28.1733.22 

— Hibberd  (S.)  Handy-book  for  the  rambling 
botanist.  London,  [1870].  16".   28.1730.4 

— LiNDLEY  (J.)  Elements  of  botany,  structural 
and  physiological.  New  ed.  London, 
1861.     8^  28.1733.7 

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^The  same.    4th  ed.     London,  1848.     2  v. 

in  I.     8*.  28.1733.8 

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botany  of  the  Bible.     Tr.  by  T.  G.  Repp 

and  N.  Morren.     Edinburgh,  1840.     16  , 

28.1730.14 
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botanique.    [Colored  plates].  Paris,  1789. 

2  V.     8^.  V.  5,  6  of  8.494.1 

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botany.     From  the  text  of  Edwards  and 

Comte.  Philadelphia,  1844.  12",  28.3730.5 
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Tr.  by  A.  Henfrey.     London,  1848.     8°. 

28.1732.10 
The  same.     Poetry  of  the  vegetable  world. 

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Ed.  by  A.  Wood.     Cincinnati,  1853.     12". 

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and  systematic  botany.     Hartford,  1820. 

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F.  Wimmer.     Vratislaviae,  1842.     8". 

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The  same.     De  causis  plantarum  libri  sex. 

[Greek  and  Latin].     Recensuit  F.  Wim- 
mer. pp.  1-319  of  14.875. 3 

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physiological  botany.  Tr.  by  A.  W. 
Bennett.  New  York,  1877.  16'.  28.1730.13 

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— TUPPER  (J.  P.)  Essay  on  the  probability  of 
sensation  in  vegetables.  London,  18 11. 
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— Gray  (A.)  Botany.  Phanerogamia.  New 
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The  same.    Atlas,     f**.  28.1747.10 

Plantae  wrightianae  texano-neo-mexicanae. 

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Rocky  Mountain  region. 

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Arranged  by  J.   McClelland.      Calcutta, 

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J.  M*Clclland.  Calcutta,  1847-54.  4  v.  8  . 

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bouny,  diuing  the  year  1844. 

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systematic  botany,  during  the  year  1845. 
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Cuba,  Nouvelle-Grenade,  P6rou  et  les 
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of  routes  in  California  and  Oregon. 
102  pp.     16  pi.  V.  6  of  3. 108. 13 

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arbres  de  Chine.     [Anon,']    pp.  183-268. 

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— Pallas  (S.)  Descriptions  des  v6g6taux  ob- 
serves dans  les  voyages  de  Pallas,  dans 
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^Thesame.    Atlas.    70  plates.    f\     1 1.688.  i 

.^ftCKERiNG  (C.)  Chronological  history  of 
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botany  of  central  Colorado,    pp.  23-62. 
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in  Nevada,  Utah,  California,  Colorado, 
New  Mexico,  and  Arizona,  1871-75. 
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Sketch  of  the  flora  of  Alaska.         28.3733.1 

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— Tatnall  (E.)  Catalogue  of  the  phaenogamous 
and  fllicoid  plants  of  New  Castle  county, 
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California.    28  pp.  8  pi,     v.  7  of  3. 108. 13 

Descriptions  of  plants  collected  [in  Califor- 
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Phanerogamia  of  the  Pacific  coast  of  North 

America.  pp.  205-514  of  28.1748.8 

^The  same.  28. 1747. " 

Plantae  fr6montianae;  or,  descriptions  of 

plants  collected  by  J.  C.  Fremont  in  Cali- 
fornia.    24  pp.     10  pi.     V.  6  of  28.3738.1 

and  Gray  (A.)    Report  on  the  botany  of  the 

expedition  near  the  32d  parallel,  pp.  157- 
178.  V.  2  of  3. 108. 13 

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the  41st  parallel,     pp.  11 5-132. 

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History, 

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— Langkavel  (B.)  Botanik  der  spateren  Griech- 
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Illustrations, 

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Art  room.  B,3.i3 

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Physiology  and  morphology, 

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colleges.     New  York,  1880.    p.  8^ 

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tilization, in  the  vegetable  kingdom.  New 
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biaceen,  moreen,  apocyneen,  und  ascle- 
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[Smitbaoaiaa  report,  1864,  pp.  Z78-Z90I. 


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botanik.     Berlin,  1868.     8  .      28.1732.13 

— Link  (H.  F.)  Report  on  the  progress  of 
physiological  botany  during  the  year  1841. 
Tr.  by  E.  Lankester.     104  pp.     27.1665.3 

The  same  for  1842-45.     Tr.  by  J.  Hudson. 

pp.  293-459.  28.1734.8 

^The  same  for  1844-45.     pp.191-313. 

28.1734.8 

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tion, and  growth  of  vegetable  cells.  Tr. 
by  A.  Henfrey.    pp.  213-292.     28.1734.8 

The  same.     Pt.   2.     Tr.   by  A.    Henfrey. 

pp.  93-137.  28.1734.8 

On  the  utricular  structures  in  the  contents 

of  cells.  Tr,  by  A.  Henfrey.  pp.  159- 
190.  28.1734.8 

— Sachs  (J.)  Text-book  of  botany,  morphologi- 
cal and  physiological.  Tr.  by  A.  W. 
Bennett,  [and]  W.  T.  T.  Dyer.  Oxford, 
1875.     1.  8^  28.1733.4 

— Unger  (F.)  Anatomie  und  physiologie  der 
pflanzen.     Pest,  1855.     8  .         28.1732.3 

See^  a/r4^  Cactuses,  Cryptogams,  Dahlia,  Exotic 
plants.  Ferns,  Fibrous  plants,  Flowers,  Food 
plants.  Forests,  Fungi,  Geraniums,  Grain, 
Grasses,  Lichens,  Mosses,  Mushrooms,  Nieht^ 
shade.  Orchids,  Palms,  Poppy,  Ranunculus,  Sea- 
weeds, Trees. 

Also^  Anonaceae,  Chailletia,  Cinchona.  Coniferae, 
Conjugatae,  Diatomeae,  Diffitales,  Euphorbiae, 
Glumaceae,  Les^minosae,  Melastomaceae,  Och- 
naceae.  Simaroubeae.  Valerianeae. 
Alsa^  Agriculture,  Biology,  Fossils,  Gardening, 
Greenhouses,  Landscape  'gardening,  Materia 
medica. 

Sonchardf  comic  de  Melun,    b,  .     d,  1012. 

— EuDES.     Vie  de  Bouchard,    pp.  1-28. 

V.  7  of  8.463.2 
Boucicaut  (Jean  Le  Maingre  de).     b,  1365.    d, 

1421. 
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Maingre,   dit   Boucicaut.     [Anon,Ji     pp. 

203-332.  V.  2  of  8.454.1 
^The  same.     M^moires ;  ou,  livre  des    faits. 

[Anon,]  V.  6  of  8.452.1 

Boulton  (Matthew),     b,  1728.     d.  1809. 
— Bourne  (H.  R.  F.)     Matthew    Boulton    of 

Birmingham,    pp.  80-119.  v*  2  of  6.347.3 
— Smiles    (S.)     Lives  of    Boulton    and    Watt. 

Philadelphia,  1865.     8°.  6.342.24 
The  same.     New  ed.    London,  1874.     p. 

8^  V.  I  of  6.347.7 

Boanty,  (Mutiny  on  the  ship),  1789. 

— Barrow  {Sir  T.)  Description  of  Pitcairn's 
Island.  With  an  account  of  the  mutiny 
of  the  ship  Bounty.  [Anon,]  New  York, 
1832.     iS*".  32.2010.24 

^The  same.     Eventful  history  of  the  mutiny 

of  the  ship  Bounty.  3d  ed.  [AnonT] 
London,  1839.     16"*.  X.1.6 

— Bbechey  (F.  W.)  Extrait  de  la  relation  du 
commandant  du  navire  The  Blossom, 
1825-28,  concernant  la  revoke  du  Bounty, 
pp.  189-217.  V.  4  of  2.33.14 

— Bblcher  (D.  J.)  Mutineers  of  the  Bounty, 
and  their  descendants.  New  York,  1871. 
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— BUGH  (W.)  Narrative  of  the  mutiny  on 
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Brandaiu 


— Murray  (H.)  Mutiny  of  the  Bounty;  Bligh's 
voyage;  settlement  of  Pitcairn's  Island. 
[Afum,]    pp.  211-322.  X.  10.19 

Bourbon,  House  of.  Ste  France,  Naples,  Spain. 

Bowditch  (Nathaniel).    6.  1773.    d.  1838. 

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ditch],     pp.  9-168.  V.  4  of  26. 1656. 1 

Bowdoin  college.    Se^  Brunswick,  (Maim). 

Boyle  (Robert),    d.  1627.    d.  1691. 

— Birch  (T.)  Life  of  the  honourable  Robert 
Boyle.     London,  1744.     8*.  6.342.28 

— Crichton  (A.)  Honourable  Robert  Boyle, 
pp.  7-99.  V.  2  of  z.  10.26 

Brachiopoda  (Afo/Iusca). 

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have  been  applied  to  the  subdivisions  of 
the  class  brachiopoda,  previous  to  1877. 
Washington,  1877.    88  pp.     8'. 

V.  13  of  28.3734.1 

Bracing. 

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application  to  bridges  and  other  structures. 
New  York,  1874.     8*.  26.1632,17 

Bracton  (Henry  ^€). English  lawyer^  I'^ih  century. 

— GtTERBOCK  (C.)  Bracton,  and  his  relation  to 
the  Roman  law.  Tr.  by  B.  Coxe.  Phil- 
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Braddock  (Edward),     b.  about  1690.     d,  1755. 

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fort  Du  Quesne,  I755,|under  major-gene- 
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Brahe  (Tycho).    b,  1546.    </.  160 1. 

— ^Agardh  (C.  A.)  Fornlemningar  af  Tycho  Bra- 
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— Gassendi  (P.)  Tychonis  Brahei  viu.  Ed. 
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Brahmanism. 

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Stt,  alto^  Indim,  Mahabharatm,  Philosophy 
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Brain. 

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OF  THE  COLLEGE  OF  NEW  JERSEY. 


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1873.  8''.  V.  10  of  26.1625.5 

" The  same.    Atlas.     4''.    v.  10  of  26.1628.25 

Ponts  et  viaducs  en  bois  et  en  m6tal.  Paris, 

1874.  8\  V.  II  of  26.1625.5 

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girder  bridges.     3d  ed.     London,    1865. 
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— Matheson  (E.)  Works  in  iron.  Bridge  and 
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--^  -^The  same.    Atlas.    1.  f^        Cabinet  2.24.x 


—Myers  (W.  B.)  "Schwedler"  bridge.  A 
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24.3496.  Box 

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—  -The  same.  Elementary  theory  of  iron 
bridges  and  roofs.  From  the  German, 
(3d  ed.),  by  H.  R.  Sankey.  London,  1879. 
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28.3733.1 

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on  girders,  arches,  and  trusses.     London, 

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See,  aUo.KnhtA^  Bracing,  Building,  Cables,  Iron, 
Strains,  Stren^  of  material,  Telford  (T.) 
Alsc^  Britannia  bridire,  Kansas  City  bndKC,  Lon- 
don   bridge,    Poughkeepsie    bridge,    Tttaspol 
bridge,  Victoria  bridge. 
Aisoy  Mississippi  river. 

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^The  same.     pp.  443-497.     v.  i  of  21. 1325.7 

Bright  (John),    b.  1811. 

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— TowLE  (W.  M.)    John  BrighL     pp.  183-212. 

1.90.7 

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OF  THE  COLLEGE  OF  NEW  JERSEY. 


Brocket 


Churches. 
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dlffe  church.  4th  ed.     Bristol,  1858.  16^. 

No.  6  of  5.273.  II 

—  •-Sixteen  years'  doings  in  the  restoration  of 

St.  Mary  Redcllfife  church.     Bristol,  1858. 

16*.  No  6  of  5. 273. 1 1 

— TovEY  (C.)      Cursory  observations    on  the 

churches    of    Bristol.      [Anon,'\    2d    ed. 

Bristol.  1843.     16*.  5.273.4 

Britannia  bridfi^e,  {Menai  Straits), 
—Head  {Sir   F.    B.)     Britannia  bridge,     pp. 

216-285.  V.  2  of  21.1307.17 

British  America. 
—Back  (G.)    Narrative  of  the  land  expedition 

along    the    shores    of    the  Arctic  ocean, 

1833-35.     London,  1836.     8*.       3.103.H 

The  same.  Philadelphia,  1836.  8°.   3. 106. 14 

^Butler  (W.  F.)    Great  lone  land:  a  narrative 

of  travel  in  the    northwest   of  America, 

[1869-71].  London,  1873.  p.  8*.  3.101.14 
— FrrzwiLUAM   (W.)   and  Cheadle   (W.    B.) 

Northwest    passage    by  land,  [1862-64]. 

London.  1865.     8  .  3.101.9 

— Frankun  {Sir  J.)    Narrative  of  a  journey  to 

the  shores  of  the  polar  sea,  1819-22.     3d 

ed.     London,  1824.    2  v.    8°.       3.101.7 
—Hamilton   (J.    C.)     The    prairie    province: 

sketches  of  travel  from  lake  Ontario  to 

lake  Winnipeg.    Toronto,  1876.     16*'. 

— Heahne  (S.)  Journey  to  the  northern  ocean, 
1769-72.    61  pp.  V.  24  of  2.2030.1 

—Hooper  (W.  H.)  Ten  months  among  the  tents 
of  the  Tuski;  with  an  arctic  boat  expedi> 
tion  as  far  as  the  Mackenzie  river,  [1848- 
51].     London,  1853.     8°.  XX.691.6 

— RuiSH  (R.)  Travels  of  captain  Back  to  the 
arctic  regions.  [1833-3 5 J.  3.101.10 

[/•  Beecbey's  voyage,  pp.  509-7«4]. 

— HinrsHE  (G.  L.)  Red  River  expedition, [1870]. 
London,  1871.     16*.  3.113.16 

—Mackenzie  (A.)  Travels  through  North 
America,  1789-93.    pp.  295-392. 

V.  24  of  2.2030.1 

— MUREAY  (H.)  Historical  and  descriptive  ac- 
count of  British  America.  New  York, 
1840.     2v.     18*'.  3.113.26 

— SiHPSON  (T.)  Narrative  of  discoveries  on  the 
north  coast  of  America;  effected  by  the 
Hudson's  Bay  company,  1836-39.  Lon- 
don, 1843.     8°.  3.102.6 

— Tytler  (P.  F.)  Progress  of  discovery  on  the 
more  northern  coasts  of  America.  New 
York,  1846.     18*.  32.2020.7 

St*^  als0,  Arctic  reeioos,  British  Columbia, 
Canada,  Hudaon's  Bay  Territonr,  Labrador, 
Newfoundland,  Prince  Edward's  Island. 

British  and  fordgn  Bible  society.  See  Bible 
•ocietie». 

Bfitiab   colonies  in   America*     Ste   United 

States,  (Colonial petiod). 
Britisb  Columbia. 

— LoRX>  (J.  K.)  Naturalist  in  British  Columbia, 
[1863-65  ?]    London,  1866.    2  t.     p.  8*". 

27.1671. 13 
—Rattray  (A.)    Britifih  Colon^i^;  what,  it  is^ 
and  woivf  bAQomtiL    Lqo4c>%  «86a.    &^ 

3^114.20 

/"  9 


—St.  John  (M.)  The  sea  of  mountains:  an 
account  of  lord  Dufferin's  tour  through 
British  Columbia,  in  1876.  London,  1877. 
2v.     12°.  3.113.17 

Sett  »l*o^  Vancouver  Island. 

British  empire!  See  Australia,  British  America, 
Canada,  Cape  Colony,  Ceylon,  Gibraltar, 
Great  Britain,  Guiana  (British),  Hong 
Kong,  India,  Malta,  North  America, 
Sierra  Leone,  West  Indies. 

British  museum. 

— Catalogue  of  Syriac  manuscripts  In  the  Brit^ 
ish  museum.  By  W.  Wright.  Part.  i. 
London,  1870.    4"*.  16.908.7 

— Catalogue  of  printed  books,  vol.  i.  [By 
A.  Panizzi].  London,  1841.  f^  16.1008. 11 
Note,    No  more  was  published. 

— CowTAN  (R.)  Memories  of  the  British  muse- 
um, [1835-72].     London,  1872.     8*. 

16.1014. 12 

—Edwards  (E.)  Lives  of  the  founders  of  the 
British  museum;  with  notices  of  its  bene- 
factors, 1570-1870.     London,  1870.    8". 

16.1014. 14 

— £&Lis(H.)  Synopsis  of  the  contents  of  the 
British  museum.  63d  ed.  London,  1856. 
12°.  27.1670.27 

^Townley  gallery.     [Anon.]    London,  1836. 

'•"      '*^'  30.1880.33 


2  V.     18', 


[Glgerl. 

— Grueber  (H.  a.)  Guide  to  the  English  medals 
in  the  king's  library.    London,  1881.  16*". 

2.95.26 

— Guide  to  the  departments  of  natural  history 
and  antiquities.  [Anon.  London],  1878. 
155  pp.     8**.  5.266.  Box  I 

--Guide  to  the  exhibition  galleries  of  the  Brit- 
ish museum,  Bloom^ury.  [Anon,  Lon- 
don], 1881.  5.273.13 

— Guide  to  the  first  vase  room  in  the  depart- 
ment of  Greek  and  Roman  antiquities. 
7th  ed.     London,  1879.    3^  PP*     i^**. 

12.738*.  Box  I 

— Guide  to  the  printed  books  exhibited  in  the 
Grenville  library  and  king's  library. 
[Anon,  London],  1880.  16**.  5.266.  Box  I 

— Sims  (R.)  Handbook  to  the  library  of  the 
British  museum.     London,  1854.     18*. 

16.1017.2 
See,  o/r^,  Athens,  (PartAemm),  Pftnizzi  (A.) 
Note,  The  titles  of  numerous  volumes  describing 
the  collections  in  the  British  museum,  will  be 
found  \mder  the  branches  of  natural  history,  etc., 
to  which  they  belong.  Bvery  book  upoi\  Lon- 
don describes  the  Bntish  museum. 

Brittany. 

— Janin  Q.  G.)  La  Bretagne.  2e  6d.  Paris, 
1862.    1.  8".  7.396.3 

— La  ViLLEMARQUfi  (T.  H.  de).  Introduction 
aux  chants  populaires  de  la  Bretagne.  82 
pp.  18.3066.16 

— Palliser  (F.  M.  B.)  Brittany  and  its  byways. 
London,  1869.     p.  8**.  7.396.10 

— ^Vertot  (R.  a.)  Critical  history  of  the  estab- 
lishment of  the  Bretons  among  the  Gauls. 
From  the  French  by  J.  Henley.  London, 
1722.     2  V.     8*.  7.386,22 

—Weld  (C.  R.)  A  vacation  in  Brittany.  Lon- 
don, 1856.     M*.  7.396.1a 

Brockeii,  (one  of  the  HartM  mountains). 

^AHRBtJcHER  des  Brockens,  von  1753  bis  1790. 
MagdebMflgv  i79X*    2  v«  in  ^  ^,  9.2541.3 


Broglie. 


SUBJECT-CATALOGUE  OF  THE  LIBRARY 


Bnmswlck. 


Broglie  (Achille  L^once  Victor  CharloB,  du€  de). 
b,  1785.    </.  1870. 

— GuizoT  (F.  P.  G.)  Le  due  de  Broglie.  Paris, 
1872.    i6'.  8.482.19 

Bronte  (Charlotte),    b.  1816.    d.  1855. 

— Bavne  (P.)    Ellis,  Acton,  and  Currer  Bell. 

PP-  393-426  of  21. 1301.33 

— Gaskell  (E.  C.  S.)  Life  of  Charlotte  BrontS. 
New  York,  i8i67.     2  v.     12*.       6.2361.23 

— Martineau  (H.)  Charlotte  Bront6  (**  Currer 
Bell ").  pp.  44-50  of  6.348.9 

— Reid  (T.  W.)  Charlotte  BrontS:  a  mono- 
graph. New  York,  1877.  p.  8'*.   6.2361.24 

— Swinburne  (A.  C.)  Note  on  Charlotte  Bronte. 
London,  1877.     16".         •  6.2361.22 

—Stephen  (L.)  Charlotte  BrontS.  pp.   325-364. 

V.  3  of  2z.1316.10 

Brooke  (5f>  James),     b.  1803.    d.  1868. 

— ^Jacob  (G.  L.)  The  raja  of  Sariiwak:  account 
of  Sir  James  Brooke,  chiefly  through 
letters.  London,  1876.  a  v.  8^  6.342.34 
Se€^  also^  Borneo. 

Brookline,  {Massachusetts), 

—Catalogue  of  the  public  library.     [By  Mary 

A.  Bean],  Cambridge,  [Mass.],  1873.  8  . 

16.1003. 13 
Brooklyn,  (N^ew  York), 

— ^Annual  reports  of  the  Brooklyn  park  com- 
missioners, 1861-73.  [Brooklyn],  1873. 
r.  4.185.7 

— KiRKWOOD  (J.  P.)  Brooklyn  water-works 
and  sewers.     New  York,  1867.     f*. 

26.1628.3 
Library, 
—Analytical  and  classed  catalogue.     [By  S. 

B.  Noyes].     Brooklyn,  1878-80.     1.  8^ 

z6. 1008. 10 

Brougham  (Henry,  lord),    b,  1778.    d.  1868. 

— Life  and  times,  written  by  himself.  New 
York,  1871-72.     3  V.     I2'.  6.342.40 

Brown  (Charles  Brockden).     b.  1771.    d,  18 10. 

— DUNLAP  (W.)  Life  of  Charles  Brockden 
Brown,  with  selections  from  his  works. 
Philadelphia,  181 5.     2  v.     8".       4.203.13 

— Prescott  (W.  H.)  Life  of  Charles  Brockden 
Brown,     pp.  11 7-1 80.        v.  i  of  3.138^.6 

Brown  (David  Paul),     b.  1795.     d,  1872. 

—Biographical  memoir  of  David  Paul  Brown, 
pp.  xxv-cxxiv.  V.  I  of  4.198^.6 

Brown  (Harvey),     b,  1796.     d,  1874. 

—Hunt  (H.  J.)  Sketch  of  the  life  of  general 
Harvey  Brown.  New  York,  1874.  23 
pp.     12^.  4.208.  Box  I 

Brown  (John  Carter),    b,  1798.    d,  1874. 

—Obituary  sketch  of  John  Carter  Brown,  re- 
printed   from    the    Providence   Journal. 
^Anon,^     Providence,  1877.     12  pp.     16*. 
4.208.  Box  I 

Brown  (Nicholas),    b,  1769.    d,  1841. 

— ^Wayland  (F.)  Discourse  in  commemoration 
of  Nicholas  Brown.  Boston,  1841.  30 
pp.     8%  4.208.  Box  I 

Brown  (Thomas),    b,  1778.    d,  1820. 

— McCosH  (J.)    Thomas  Brown. 

pp.  317-337  of  23.1404.8 
See^  oho.  Philosophy,  {History), 

Brown  uniyeriity.    See  Providence,  R.  L 


Browne  (Charles  Farrar). 

— Hingeston  (E.   p.)     The  genial  showman. 

Reminiscences  of  Artemus  Ward,  [psen* 
'  donym  of    Charles  F.    Browne].      New 

York,  1870.     8**.  20.1227.17 

Browne  (5i>  Thomas),     b,  1605.     d,  1682. 
— Johnson  (S.)  Life  of  sir  Thomas  Browne,  pp. 

271-307.  V.  12  of  6. 2351. 1 

The  same.     pp.  ix-xxxvi.     v.  i  of  6.2343.4 

— Stephen  (L.)  Sir  Thomas  Browne,   pp.  1-43. 

V.  2  of  21.1316.10 
— TucKERMAN  (H.  T.)    Sir  Thomas  Browne. 

pp.  13-38  of  2Z.  1326. 14 
— Wilkin  (S.)    Life  and  correspondence  of  sir 

Thomas    Browne,    [including    Johnson's 

life].   London,  1836.  8".    v.  i  of  6.2343.3 
Browning  (Elizabeth  Barrett  Barrett),    b.  1809. 

d.  1861. 
— Bayne  (P.)  Mrs.  Barrett  Browning,   pp.  146- 

210.  V.  I  of  21. 1301.33 

— Letters  addressed  to  R.  H.  Home.     Ed.  by 

S.  R.  T.  Mayer.     London,    1877.     2  v. 

p.  8^  21.3293.8 

— PoE  (E.  A.)    Elizabeth  Barrett  Barrett,     pp. 

401-424.  v.  3  of  4.236.3 

Browning  (Robert). 

— Nettleship  (J.  T.)  Essays  on  Robert  Brown- 
ing's poetry.     London,  1868.     p.  8". 

z8. 1081.37 
Brownists.     See  Congregationalists. 
Bruce  (James),    b.  1730.    d,  1794, 
— Crichton  (A.)    Memoir  of  Bruce,    pp.  17-84. 

V.  II  of  27. 1667. 1 
—Head  {Sir  F.  B.)  Life  of  Bruce.   3d  ed.   Lon- 
don, 1838.     i6\  X.I.  10 
The  same.    From  the  last  London  ed.    New 

York,  1846.     18'.  32.20H.8 

— Murray  (A.)  Account  of  the  life  and  writings 

of  James  Bruce.     Edinburgh,  1808.     4*". 

6.358.3 
Bruce  (Robert),  king  of  Scotland,     b,  1274.     d. 

1329. 
— Tytler  (P.  F.)    Robert  Bruce,     pp.  285-416; 

pp.  1-157.  w.  I,  2  of  Z.10.12 

Bruges. 
— Annales  de  la  noblesse  et  du  patriciat  de 

Bruges.      Par  N.X.      [Anon,]      Bruges, 

1860-62.     8^  10.576.15 

— Weale  (W.  H.  J.)    Catalogue  du  mus6e  de 

Tacad^mie    de    Bruges.      Bruges,    1861. 

p.  8^  30.3882.15 

Brummell  (George  Bryan),    b,  1778.    d.  1840. 
—Thomson  (K.  B,)and{],  C.)  Beau  Brummell. 
pp.  400-424  of  6.338a.  15 
Bninel  (Sir  Marc  Isambard).    b.  1769.    d,  1849. 
— Beamish  (R.)    Memoir  of  sir  Marc  Isambard 

Brunei.     London,  1862.     8'*.        6.342.41 
Bruno  (Giordano),     b,  about  1550.     d,  1600. 
— Debs  (A.)    Ph.  Jordani  Bruni  nolani,  vita  et 

placita.     Amiens,  1844.     8*.     23.1416.21 
— Lewes  (G.  H.)    Giordano  Bruno:  his  life  and 

works,    pp.  540-563.  23. 1428.  Box  I 

Schelling  (F.  W.  J.  von).   Bruno;  oder,  ilber 

das  gOttliche  und  natilrliche  princip  der 

dinge.     2e  aufl.     Berlin,  1842.     16''. 

23.1416.aa 

Brunswick,  (Maine),     Bowdoin  college. 
— Catalogue  of  the  library.  [By  W.  C.  Tucker]. 
Brunswick,  1863.    8*.     .  16.1014.6 


96 


Bnmswick. 


OF  THE  COLLEGE  OF  NEW  JERSEY. 


Bnddha. 


Bmnswick-Lunebnrg  (House  of). 

— BiBLioTUECA  brunsvico-luneburgensis.    Wolf- 

fcmbuiicli,  1744.     b".  9.532.8 

— Christian,  t/ui^  of  Brunswick.     Policcy-ord- 

nung.     [Braunschweig],  1679.    s.  4*". 

24.3502.28 
—Gibbon  (E.)     Antiquities    of   the    house    of 

Brunswick,  pp.  351-558.   v.  3  of  6.2346.1 

^The  same.  pp.  775-833  of  6.2346.2 

— Leibnitz  (G.  W.  von).     Annates  imperii  occi- 

dentis  brunsvicenses.  Edidit  G.  H.  Pertz. 

Hannoverae,  1843-46.    3  V.    8".     9.565.1 
— Steffens  (J.  H.)    Auszug  aus  der  geschichte 

des  gesammthauses  Braunschweig-Lilne- 

burg.     Hannover,  1785.     8**.        9.534.14 

S**^  miMy  Blankenburg,  Great  Britain. 
Brussels. 
— Mols-Marchal  (L.)  Nouveau  plan  de  la  ville 

de   Bruxelles.     Bruxelles,  1856.     folded 

48^  10.574.50 

— Sander  (A.)  Basilica  bruxellensis  SS.  Mi- 
chaelis  et  Gudilae  descripta.  Bruxellis, 
1658.     r.  30.1888.8 

Brrant  (William  Cullen).    b.  1797.    d.  1878. 

— Bryant  memorial  meeting  of  the  Century. 
New  York,  1878.     8**.  4.203. 14 

— SvMi.NGTON  (A.  T.)  William  Cullen  Bryant:  a 
biographical  sketch.  New  York,  1880. 
i6'.  4.203.14^ 

Brrosoa,  (ZoophyUs). 

^Barrois  (J.)  Recherches  sur  Tembryologie 
des  bryozoaires.  Lille,  1877.  4^.  27.1685.4 

Baccaneers. 

— ExQUEMELiN  (A.  O.)  History  of  the  bucca- 
neers  of  America.  From  the  French. 
New   ed.      Boston,  1853.     8**.      4.198^.3 

Bnchan  dialect,  (Scotland). 

— Forbes  (R.)  Ajax  his  speech  to  the  Grecian 
knabbs,  from  Ovid's  Metam.  lib.  xiii.,  in 
broad  Buchans.  With  a  key.  Edinburgh, 
1754.     8^  15.921.25 

Buchanan  (George),    b.  1506.    d.  1582. 

— Irving  (D.)  Memoirs  of  the  life  and  writings 
of  George  Buchanan.  2d  ed.  Edinburgh. 
1 81 7.     8^  6.343.1 

— RUDDIMAN  (T.)  Vindication  of  Mr.  Buchanan's 
paraphrase  of  the  book  of  Psalms,  from 
the  objections  [of]  W.  Benson.  Edin- 
burgh, 1745.     8^  22.1361. 19 

Bnchner  (Friedrich  Carl  Christian  Ludwig).  b. 
1824. 

— ^Janet  (P.)  Mat6rialisme  contemporain  en 
Allemagne.  Examen  du  syst^me  de 
BOchner.     Paris,  1864.     18°.     23.1433.33 

The  same.     Materialism  of  the  present  day. 

A  critique  of  Bttchner's  system.  Tr.  by 
G.  Masson.     London,  1866.     18''. 

^     .  .     ^  23.1433.43 

Buckm^luni  (Joseph  Tinker),   b.  1779.  d.  1861. 

— Personal  memoirs,  and  recollections  of  edi- 
torial life.     Boston,  1852.     2  v.     16'*. 

4.203.15 

Buckle  (Henry  Thomas),     b.  182 1.     d.  1862. 

—Biographical  sketch  of  Henry  Thomas 
Buckle.     [Anon.]     pp.  7-36.       21. 1302.4 

— HuTH  (A.  H.)  .Life  and  writings  of  Henry 

Thomas  Buckle.     London,   1880.       2  v. 

^     8".  6.343.3 

—Taylor  (H.)  Biographical  notice  of  Buckle, 
pp.  ix-lv.  In  V.  I  of  6.2343.5 


Buckmioster  (Joseph),    b.  1751.    d.  1812. 

—  Lee(E.  B.)  Memoirs  of  Rev.  Joseph  Buck- 
minster.     2d  ed.     Boston,  185 1.     12^. 

4.203.16 

Bnckminster  (Joseph  Stevens),  b.  1784.  d.  1812. 

— Lee  (E.  B.)  Memoirs  of  Rev.  Joseph  Stevens 
Buckminster.     2d  ed.  Boston,  1851.  12^. 

4.203.16 

Bucolic  poetry.     See  Poetry. 

Buddha,  and  Buddhism. 

— Amp&re  (J.  J.)  Histoire  de  bouddhisme.  pp. 
183-216.  zz.2697.4 

— Arnold  (E.)  Light  of  Asia:  being  the  life 
and  teaching  of  Gautama.  Boston.  1879. 
i6\       '  18. 1080. 16 

^The  same.     Boston,  1880.     16°.  z8. 1080. 16 

— Barth(A.)  Bouddhisme.  pp.63-83.  22.1383.8 

— Barth£l£MY  Saint-Hilaire  (J.)  Bouddha, 
et  sa  religion.  Nouvelle  ^.  Paris,  1862. 
18°.  22.3375.12 

— Beal  (S.)  Catena  of  Buddhist  scriptures, 
from  the  Chinese.     London,  1871.     8*. 

22.1383.7 

Travels  of  Fah-Hian  and  Sung-Yun,  Bud- 
dhist pilgrims,  from  China  to  India,  (400 
and  518  A.D.).  From  the  Chinese.  Lon- 
don, 1869.     16**.  11.694.28 

— Bigandet  (P.)  Life  or  legend  of  Gaudama. 
3d  ed.    London,  1880.     2  v.  8*.  22.3375.8 

Note.  A  great  part  of  this  work  consists  of  a 
translation  from  tne  Barmese,  of  a  Pali  book  called 
Malalingara  Wouttoo,  of  unknown  origin. 

—Buchanan  (F.)    On  the  religion  and  literature 

of  the  Burmas.     pp.  163-308. 

V.  6  of  z  1.686. 13 

The  same.  11.685.  i 

— BURNOUF  (E  )      Introduction  k  4'histoire  du 

buddhisme  indien.     2e  6d.      Paris,  1876. 

1.  8^  22.3375.1 

— Catechism  of  the  Shamans;  or,  the  laws  of 

the  priesthood  of  Buddha,  in  China.  From 

the  Chinese  by  K.  F.  Neumann.  London. 

1831.     8^  zz. 2698.12 

— Davids  (T.  W.  R.)  Buddhism:  being  a  sketch 

of  the  life  and  teachings  of    Gautama. 

London,  [1877].     I6^  22.1382.40 
Buddhist  suttas,  from  [the]  P&li.     Oxford, 

1881.     8^  V.  II  of  22.1381. 21 

— Dhammapadam;  die  Slteste  buddhistische  sit- 

tenlehre.     UeberseUt  von  A.  Weber,   pp. 

29-86.  V.  14  of  ZZ.2683.1 

^The  same.     pp.  1 12-185.     v.  i  of  Z5. 2946.4 

The  same.  Dhammapada:  one  of  the  ca- 
nonical books  of  the  Buddhists.     From 

^he  Pali  by  F.  M.  MilUer.     Oxford,  1881. 

8".  V.  10  of  22.1381. 21 

— Edkins  (J.)    Chinese   Buddhism.       London, 

1880.     8^  22.1382.18 

^Thesame.    Boston.  1880.  p.  8^  22.1382.18 

— F6er  (L.)    Etudes  bouddhiques. 

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— Correspondence.    London,  1834.     2  v.    16'. 
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— Carlyle  (T.)    Bums.     pp.  265-326. 

V.  I  of  2X.  1302.24 

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— Tyler  (S.)  Robert  Burns;  as  a  poet,  and  as 
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100 


Burns. 


OF  THE  COLLEGE  OF  NEW  JERSEY. 


Bysantine  empire. 


Boms  (William  Chalmers),    b.  1815.    d,  1868. 

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4.203.18 

— Todd  (C.  B.)    Col.  Aaron  Burr. 

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Stey  ait0^  Blennerhasaet  (H.),  Hamilton,  (A.) 

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lOX 


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Cabot  or  Gabota  (John),    b.  1420.   d.  1498. 

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The  same.  Dissertation  on  the  earth- 
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Calais. 

— Turpyn  (R.)  Chronicle  of  Calais,  in  the  reigns 
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Calas  (Jean),     b,  1698.     d.  1762. 

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Calculus. 


OF  THE  COLLEGE  OF  NEW  JERSEY. 


Calcolos. 


Calculus,  (infinitesimal). 

General  works. 
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differential  equations.     2d  ed.     London, 

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— Bertrand  (J.)    Trait6  de  calcul  diff6rentiel  et 

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— Bezout  (6.)    Principes  de  calcul.     pp.  1-206. 

V.  I  of  26. 1607. 19 
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and  integral  calculus.     From  the  French. 

Cambridge,  [Mass.],  1824.  8'*.    26.3592.1 
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Paris,  1830.     8*.  26.1603.14 

The  same,  se  6d.  Paris,  1838.  8°.  26.1603.13 

The  same.  7e  fed.  Paris,  1858.  8''.  26.1603.13 

— Carnot  (L.  N.  M.)     Reflexions  sur  la  mfeta- 

physique  du  calcul  infinitfesimal.     2e  fed. 

Paris,  1813.     16*.  Observatory. 

^The  same.  4e  fed.  Paris,  i860.  8".  26.1603.16 

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and    integral    calculus.       Improved  .ed. 

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[Gisrcr]. 
The  same.     Revised  ed.     New  York,  1870. 

8'.  26.1603.22 

— CoURNOT  (A.  A.)    Traitfe  felfementaire  de  la 

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2e  fed.     Paris,  1878.     8\  26.1603.48 

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Cambridge,  [Eng.],  1852.  8^    26.1603.54 
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V.  2  of  26. 1604. II 

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C&l«idar^ 


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[Gigerl. 

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The  same.     4th  ed.     London,  1880.     16**. 

26.1605.36 

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The    same.      [Ed.]    by    M.    O'Shannessy. 

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[GigerJ. 

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26.1605.36 

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The  same.  Observatory. 

Set,  also^  Definite  intesrals,  DeriTations,  Elliptic 
integ[rals.  Fluxions,  Functions,  Interpolation^ 
Maxima  and  minima.  Variations. 
Note.  Many  important  pa^>ers  oppn  this  mode 
of  mathematical  inquiry,  exist  in  this  library  coq* 
cealed  in  the  collected  worics  of  mathematicians; 
as  Bemouilli,  Leibniu,  Newton.  Many  others- 
have  been  printed  only  in  the  pages  of  the  period- 
icals where  they  first  appeared ;  as  the  Acta  eni- 
ditorum  (^36.3594),  and  the  Transactions  of  the 
Royal  society  of  London.  Part  of  the  controversy 
on  the  invention  of  the  calculus,  may  be  seen  in 
Collins'  Commercium  epLstolicum  (a6. 1600.45),  and 
the  Commercium  mathematicum  of  Leibnitz  and 
Bemouilli^  (35.x 588. 11).  References  to  these  may 
be  found  in  the  article  Infinitesimal  calculus,  of 
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Calderon  de  La  Barca  (Pedro).  3.  1600.  d, 
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3. 161. 1 1 

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path  of  empire,  [1849].  i8th  ed.  New 
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[Giger]. 

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18'' 

See,  also.  Chinese  immii 


See^  also,  Chinese  immignUion,  Indians,  Pacdic 
slope,  San  Francisco,  Sierra  Nevada,  Yosemite 
valley. 


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Cambridc«u 


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Caliphs  (Khalifah,  smetesaan  of  Mnhammrd). 

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Callimachns,  d.  240  b.c. 

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tion hennecart  de  la  bibliothdque  nation- 
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Cambridge,  {England), 

—Metcalfe  (W.)  New  Cambridge  guide.  2d 
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Railway  traveller's  walk  through  Cambridge. 

5th  ed.     Cambridge,  [Eng. J,  1873.     16^. 
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Cambridge  uniyersity. 

— Bristed  (C.  a.)  Five  years  in  an  English 
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24.1494.20 

— Cambridge  universitv  calendar  for  1875. 
Cambridge,  [Eng.j,  1875.  12**.  Art  room. 

— Classical  examinations;  or,  a  selection  of 
the  question  papers  [proposed]  in  the 
university  of  Cambridge.  Cambridge, 
[Eng.],  1830.     8*.  24,1495.6 

The    same.     Second    series.      Cambridge, 

[Eng.],  1831.     8\  24.1495.6 

—Cooper  (C.  H.)  and  (T.)  Athenae  cantabri- 
gienses,  1500-1609.  Cambridge,  1858-61. 
2v.     8^  6.338/2.1 

— Drury(H.)  ArundinesCami;  sive,  musarum 
cantabrigiensium  lusus  canori.  Ed.  3a, 
Cantabrigiae,  1846.     8^  18.1052.6 

— Dyer  (G.)  History  of  the  university  and  col- 
lege of  Cambridge.  London,  18 14.  2  v. 
8\  24.149511 

—Everett  (W.)  On  the  Cam.  Lectures  on 
the  university  of  Cambridge,  in  England. 
Cambridge,  [Mass.],  1865.  16".  24.1494.22 

— Gradus  ad  Cantabrigiam ;  or,  new  university 
guide  to  colloquial,  or  cant  terms.  By  a 
brace  of  Cantabs.  [Ancn.]  London, 
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[Gigcr]. 

— Hartshorne  (C.  H.)  Book  rarities  in  the 
university  of  Cambridge.  London,  1829. 
8**.  16.9^2.10 

— History  (A)  of  the  university  of  Cambndge, 
its  colleges,  halls,  and  public  buildings. 
[Anon.]  London,  1815.  2  v.  4".  24.1498.7 

— Le  Keux  (J.)  Memorials  of  Cambridge:  a 
series  of  views,  with  descriptive  accounts 
by  T.  Wright  and  ii.  L.  Jones.  London, 
1841-42.     2v.     8**.  24. 1495. Q 

— Mill  (J.  S.)  Prof.  Sedgwick's  discourse  on 
the  studies  of  the  university  of  Cambridge, 
pp.  121-185.  V.  I  of  21. 1314.24 

— Report  of  her  majesty's  commissioners,  ap- 
pointed to  inquire  into  the  state  of  the 
university  of  Cambridge:  with  the  evi- 
dence.    London,  1852.     f^       24.1498.14 

— Romilly  (J.)  Graduati  cantabrigienses,  ab 
anno  1760  ad  1846.  Cantabrigiae,  1846. 
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— Sedgwick  (A.)  Discourse  on  the  studies  of 
the  university.  4th  ed.  Cambridge, 
[Eng.],  1835.     p.  8^  24.1492.14 

— Smith  (J.  J.)  Cambridge  portfolio.  London, 
1840.     2  V.     4^  24.1498.1^ 


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Cambridge. 


OF  THE  COLLEGE  OF  NEW  JERSEY. 


Canada. 


— Socius.  i^sfudtm,)  Facetiae  cantabrigieiises. 
3d  ed.     London,  1836.     16".     24.1494.26 

— Wainewright  (L.)  Literary  and  scientific 
pursuits  which  are  encouraged  in  the  uni- 
versity of  Cambridge.    London,  18 15.  8°. 

24.1494.6 

Cambridge,  {Massachusetts). 

Harvard  college, 

— Catalogue  of  the  library  of  Harvard  col- 
lege. [By  B.  Peirce].  Cambridge,  1830- 
34.     3v.  in4.     8^  16.1003.5 

^Thesame.     First  supplement.     Cambridge, 

1834.     8^  16.1003.5 

— QuiNCY  (J.)  The  history  ot  Harvard  univer- 
sity.    Boston,  i860.  2  V.  1.  8"*.  24.1496.7 

— Sibley  (J.  L.)  Biographical  sketches  of  grad- 
uates of  Harvard  university,  1642-1677. 
Cambridge,  1873-81.     2  v.     8'.    4.i98a.2 

— Vaille  (F.  O.)  and  Clark  (H.  A.)  The  Har- 
vard  book.  .  .  .  Cambridge,  [Mass.], 
1875.     2  v.    L4^  24.1498.7 

Harvard  observatory, 
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[Harvard]      observatory.        Cambridge, 
[Mass.],     1856.    4**.  Observatory. 


[Ms 


.  rlaxvard  obeervatoiv  annals;  v.  z,  pt.  xl. 
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rector of  Harvard   college  observatory. 
Cambridge,  [Mass.],  1877-80.    2  v.      8°. 
Observatory. 

Mount  Auburn. 
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Mount  Auburn.    B<^ton,  i860.     16°. 

4.172.22 
Camden  (William),    b,  1551.    d.  1623. 
— Lawrence  (E.)    William  Camden,     pp.  164- 

189.  V.  I  of  6.347.6 

Camels. 
— Marsh  (G.  P.)    The  camel.  28.3733-1 

\Jn  Smithsonian  report,  1854,  pp.  98-iaa]. 

Cameos.     See  Gems. 

Cameron  (Sir  Ewen).    b,  1629.     d,  17 19. 

— Drummond  (J.)  Memoirs  of  sir  Ewen  Came- 
ron of  Locheill,  chief  of  the  clan  Came- 
ron. [Ed.  by  J.  Macknight].  Edinburgh, 
1842.     4".  6.336.18 

Cameroons  Mountains.    See  Camaroons. 

Camisards.    See  Huguenots. 

Camoens  (Luis  de).    b.  1524.    d.  1579. 

— Mickle  (W.  J.)  Life  of  Luis  de  Camoens. 
pp.  260-281.  V.  I  of  18.3052.7 

—Montgomery  (J.)  and  others.  Camoens.  pp. 
295-333.  V.  3  of  12.738^.12 

—  -The  same.  32. 2012.  i 

Campagna  o(  Rome. 

— Canina  (L.)  Campag^a  romana  esposta  nello 
stato  antico  e  moderno.  [Roma],  1845. 
folded  8^  12.736.5 

— PiALB  (L.)  Pianta  della  campagna  romana. 
Roma,  1855.     folded  12".  12.735.24 

Se*t  mis0^  Rome. 

Campbell  (Alexander),    b.  1788.    d.  1866. 

—Richardson  (R.)  Memoirs  of  Alexander 
Campbell,  [with]  a  view  of  the  religious 
reformation  he  advocated.  Philadelphia, 
i86S-7a     2  V.     8".  4.204.3 


Casq^bell  (Archibald),  9/^  earl  of  Argyle.    d. 

1685. 
— Hume  (Sir  P.)    Narrative  of  the  expedition  of 

the  earl  of  Argyle,  1685.     London,  1809. 

4^  5.308.14 

Campbell  (John),  2d  duke  of  Argyle.    b,  1678. 

d.  1743. 

— Campbell  (R.)  Life  of  John,  duke  of  Ar- 
gyle.    London,  1745.     8*.  6.341. 18 

Campbell  (John  McLeod).    b.  1800.    d.  1872. 

— Memorials,  being  selections  from  his  corres- 
pondence. Ed.  by  D.  Campbell.  Lon- 
don, 1877.     2  V.     p.  8°.  6.344.6 

Campbell  (Thomas),     b.  1777.    d.  1844. 

— Beattie  (W.)  Life  and  letters  of  Thomas 
Campbell.  London,  1849.  3  v.  8*.  6.344.5 

— Redding  (C.)  Literary  reminiscences  of 
Thomas  Campbell.  London,  i860.  2  v. 
p.  8^  6.344.4 

Camper  (Peter),    b.  1722.    d.  1789. 
— Jardine  {Sir  W.)    Memoir  of  Camper,     pp. 
17-82.  V.  21  of  27. 1667. 1 

Campion  (Edmund),    b.  1540.    d.  1581. 
— Simpson  (R.)    Edmund  Campion:  a  biogra- 
phy.    London,  1867.     8".  6.344.7 

Campistron  (Jean  Gualbert  de).    b.  1656.    d. 

1723.  , 

— Alembert  (J.  L.  d*).  Eloge  de  Campistron. 
pp.  193-225.  V.  8  of  8.500.2 

Camps. 

— ScHELE  (R.  H.)  Hygini  et  Polybii,  de  castris 
romanis,  quae  exstant.  Cum  notis  atque 
dissertationibus.    Amstelodami,  1660.    s. 

4^  13.793.20 

— Stevin  (S.)  Castram6tation  descrite  selon 
I'usage  de  Maurice  de  Nassau.  Ley  den, 
1618.    r.  30.3878.3 

5V#,  alsc^  Fortification. 

Canada.     Description,  residence,  and  travels. 

— Alexander  {Sir  J.  E.)  L'Acadie;  or,  seven 
years'  explorations  in  British  America, 
[1841-47].     London,  1849.     2  v.     12*. 

3.113.18 

— BONNYCASTLE  {Sir  R.  H.)  Canada,  and  the 
Canadians.  New  ed.  London,  1849. 
2  V.  in  I.     18*.  3. 1 13. 10 

— Census  of  Canada.  1870-71.  [Par  J.  C.  Tach6]. 
Ottawa,  1873.     2  V.     8°.  3.113.2 

— Geological  survey  of  Canada.  Reports  of 
progress,  1853-56,  1866-69.  Toronto, 
1857,  and  Montreal,  1870.     2  v.     8**. 

29.1812. 1,  29.1812.8 

— Haliburton  (T.  C.)  Bubbles  of  Canada. 
[Anon.]     London,  1839.     8*.  3.1134 

— Heriot  (G.)  Travels  through  the  Canadas. 
London,  1807.     4^  3- 113. 1 

— Jameson  (A.  M.)  Winter  studies  and  summer 
rambles  in  Canada,  [1836-38].  London, 
1839.     3  V.     I2^  3.115.2 

The  same.     New  York,  1839.     2  v.     12**. 

3.115.2^ 

— Marshall  (C.)  Canadian  dominion.  Lon- 
don, 1871.     8".  3.113.9 

— Martin  (R.  M.)  [British]  possessions  in 
North  America,     pp.  145-272.        3.105.2 

— Ogden  (J.  C.)  Tour  through  upper  and  lower 
Canada,  [1794?]  2d  ed.  Wilmington, 
1800.     12  .  2.2031.  II 


107 


Caniula. 


SUBJECT-CATALOGUE  OF  THE  LIBRARY 


Canopns. 


— Rae  (W.  F.)  Columbia  and  Canada,  [1876]. 
2d  ed.     New  York,  1879.     8\        3.104.8 

Newfoundland     to    Manitoba.     [1880-81]. 

New  York.  1881.     I6^  3.115.8 

— Saugrain  (C.  M.)  Dictionnaire  universel  de 
la  Nouvelle  France.  v.  3  of  7.388.1 

— SiLLiMAN  (B.)  Tour  from  Hartford  to  Que- 
bec, in  1819.     New  Haven,  1820.     12  . 

3.105.23 

— SwEETSER  (M.  F.)  Maritime  provinces:  a 
guide  to  the  coasts  of  Canada.  Boston, 
1875.     16".  3. 1 1 3.24 

—Traill  (C.  P.)  Backwoods  of  Canada, [1832- 
34].     [Anon.]  London.  1836.  I8^   1.11.2 

Historical  memoirs, 

—Franklin  (B.)  Interest  of  Great  Britain  con- 
sidered, with  regard  to  her  colonies  and 
the  acquisitions  of  Canada  and  Guada- 
loupe.     53  pp.  V.  4  of  4.235. 1 

— Head  {Sir  F.  B.)  Narrative  [of  his  adminis- 
tration   in    Canada,  1835-38].     London, 

1839.  8".  3.II3-7 
— M^MOIRES  sur  le  Canada,  depuis  1749  jusqu'^ 

1760,  par  S—  de  C— .  \Anon^  Qu6bec, 
1873.     8^  3- "3. 5 

— Murray  (H.)  Historical  and  descriptive  ac- 
count of   British  America.     New  York 

1840.  2  V.     18**.  3. 113. 26 

The  same.  32.2030.17 

— Parkman  (F.)    Count  Frontenac.  and   New 

France  under  Louis  xiv.,  [1672-1701]. 
Boston,  1877.     8\  3. 1 13.  II 

Old  regime  in  Canada,  [1643-1763].  Bos- 
ton, 1874.     8".  3. 113. 12 

Samuel  de  Champlain  and  his  associates, 

[1542-1635].     pp.  163-420.       .     3.113.13 

— Quebec  literary  and  historical  society. 
Manuscripts  relating  to  the  early  history 
of  Canada.  2d  and  4th  series.  Quebec, 
1866-75.     2v.     8^  3.115.23 

Third  scries  of  historical  documents.  Que- 
bec. 1871.    8\  3.113.6 

—Relations  des  J6suites  dans  la  Nouvelle 
France,  [161 1-79].  Qu6bec,  1858.  4  v. 
8^  3.115.1 

— Warburton  (G.)  Conquest  of  Canada.  [Anon.] 
New  York,  1850.     2  v.     12*.  3. 115. 6 

Hochelaga;  or,  England  in  the  new  world, 

t 1 844-47.  Anon.]  Ed.  by  E.  Warburton. 
.ondon,  1846.     2  v.     18.  '3.113.14 

Sef,  a/so,  Abnaqui  Indians,  British  America, 
British  Columbia,  Fur  trade,  Hudson's  Bay  terri- 
tory, Labrador,  Lakes  of  North  America,  Mani- 
toba, Montreal,  Newfoundland,  Nova  Scotia, 
Quebec,  St.  Lawrence  River,  United  Sutes 
{jF'reiicA  attd  Indimn  war). 

Canals. 

— Chapman  (W.)  Observations  on  the  various 
systems  of  canal  navigation.  London, 
1797-     4**.  26.3626.6 

—Debauve  (A.)    Des  canaux. 

V.  19,  pt.  2  of  26.1625.5 

The  same.     At/as.     4". 

V.  19,  pt.  2  of  26.1628.25 

— Frisi  (P.)     Essay  on  navigable  canals.     Tr. 

by  J.  Garstin.     pp.  149-184.       26.3627.4 

The  same.     New  cd.     pp.  181-226. 

26,3624.18 
— Fulton  (R.)  Treatise  on  the  improvement 
,         of  canal  navigation.     London,  1796.     4**. 

26.3626.6 


— Jackson  (L.  D.)  Canal  and  culvert  tables. 
London,  1878.     8^  26. 3626.  i& 

—Phillips  (J.)  General  history  of  [our]  inland 
navigation.     London,  1792.     4**.    5.266.6 

— Tanner  (H.  S.)  Descriptions  of  the  canals 
and  railroads  of  the  United  States.  New 
York,  1840.     8\  26.1635.9 

Stty  mUo^  Atrato  •hip<aiial,  Darien  ship-canal, 
Ganc^es  canal,  Interoceanic  communication,  Nica- 
rmfoia  canal.  North  sea  canal,  Ourcq  river,  Pana- 
ma canal,  Suez  canal,  Tehuantepec  ca^ial. 
AUo^  Enj^ineering,  Hydraulics,  Water  supply,  of 
various  cities. 

N0t9.  The  catalofifue  of  the  public  library  of 
Boston,  in  its  article  United  Sutes^  refers  to  the 
names  of  many  canals,  considered  in  the  legisla* 
tion  of  congress  as  objects  of  appropriation. 

Canary  Islands. 

— Abreu  de  Galineo  (J.  de).  History  of  the  dis- 
covery and  conquest  of  the  Canary  Is- 
lands: from  a  Spanish  manuscript.  [With] 
a  description  of  the  islands,  including 
modem  history,  by  G.  Glas.  London » 
1764.     4^  zz.666.9 

— Conquest  of  the  Grand  Canaries,  by  shippcs 

of  the  United  Provinces,  1599.     [Anon  ] 

PP-  353-366  of  2.48.8 

— Murray  (E.)  An  artist's  life  In  the  Canary 
Islands,  [1832-48].  London,  1859.  2  v. 
8*.  10.625.2 

Sggy  aisp^  Atlantic  islands,  Teneriffe. 

Cancers. 

— Gamet  (J.  M.)  Th6orie  nouvelle  sur  les 
maladies  canc6reuses,  nerveuses,  et  autres 
affections  du  m^me  genre.  le  partie. 
Paris,  1772.     8*.  29.3831.  lo 

Candia.     See  Crete. 

CandoUe  (Augustin  Pyramus  de).     b.  1778.    d. 

1841. 
— Buek(H.  W.)  Genera  candolleana;  seu,  index 

ad  A.  P.  de  CandoUe  Prodromum  regni 

vegetabilis.     Berolini,  1840-74.     4  v.  in  2. 

8°.  28.1732.16 

— Flourens  (M.  J.  P.)    Memoir  of  Pyramus  de 

CandoUe.     Tr.  by  C.  A.  Alexander. 

28.3733.1 
[Smithsonian  report,  1859,  PP*  37>-383]. 

Canitz  (Friedrich  Rudolf  Ludwig),  baron  von.  b. 
1654.     d.  1699. 

— Varnhagen  von  Ense  (C.  A.  L.  P.)  Freiherr 
Friedrich  von  Canitz.     pp.  1 17-168. 

v.  10  of  9.556.5 

Canning  (George),     b.  1770.     d.  1827. 

— Memoir  of  the  right  hon.  George  Canning. 
[Anon.]  pp.  7-104  of  1. 10.27 

— Stapleton  (A.  G.)  George  Canning,  and  his 
times.     London,  1859.     8".  6. 344. 11 

Political  life  of  George  Canning,  from  1822 

to  1827.  2d  ed.  London,  1831.  3  v. 
8*.  6.344.10 

Cannon.     See  Ordnance. 

Canon  law.     See  Law,  (Canon), 

Canopus,  {inscription  at). 

— Lepsius  (C.  R.)  Das  bilingue  dekret  von  Ka- 
nopus,  mit  Ubersetzung  und  erklHrung 
beider  texte.  ler  theil.  Berlin,  1866.  36 
pp.     8  pi.     V.  1 1.647. 1 

— Sharpe  (S.)  The  decree  of  Can  opus,  in  hier- 
oglyphics and  Greek,  and  an  explanation. 
London,  1870.  12  pp.  16  pi.  120  pp. 
8'.  11.646.191 


108 


Onoya. 


OF  THE  COLLEGE  OF  NEW  JERSEY. 


Caricature. 


Canova  (Antonio),    b,  1757.     d,  1822. 

— CicoGNARA  (L.)    Biographical  memoir,     pp. 

i-xL  V.  I  of  30.1896.12 

— Memes  (J.  S.)    Memoirs  of  Antonio  Canova. 

Edinburgh,  1825.     8**.  13.725.10 

Canterbury. 

— Epistolae  cantuarienses,  1187-1199.   [Afum.] 
Ed.  by  W.  Stubbs.    London,  1865.     8'. 
V.  2  of  5.2295.2 

— Guide  to  Canterbury  and  the  cathedral,  with  a 
map  of  the  city.  [Anon.]  Canterbury, 
[1880].    68  pp.    I6^     No.  23i  of  5. 273. 1 1 

— Stanley  (A.  P.)  Historical  memorials  of 
Canterbury.  6th  ed.  London,  1872. 
i6%  5-2735 

— Thomas,  of  Elmham,  Historia  monasterii  S. 
Augustini  cantuariensis.  Ed.  by  C.  Hard- 
wick.  .  .  .  London,  1858.  8'.  5.2304. 11 
St*^  ai*0^  Becket  (Thomas  a). 

Canton.    (Kwang-chow  Foo). 

— Gray  {Mrs,  J.  H.)  Fourteen  months  in  Can- 
ton, [1877-73].     London,  1880.     16*. 

zz.694.22 

Canute,  {king  of  England),     b,  995.     d,  1035. 

— CNUToms  regis  g^sta;  sive,  encomium  Emmae 
reginae.     [Anon,]    pp.  509-525- 

V.  19  of  9.528.1 

Caoutchouc,  {India  rubber). 

—Caoutchouc  and  gutta-percha.  [Anon.]  Tr. 
from  the  **  Aus  der  Natur."  38.3733.1 
[/«  Smithsonian  report,  1864,  pp.  ao6-3ao]. 

— Maigne  (W.)  Nouveau  manuel  du  fabricant 
d'objcts  en  caoutchouc.  Paris,  1880.  2 
V.  in  I.     24*.  30.1870.40 

Cape  Ann,  {in  Massac husetis). 

— THOR.NTON  (J.  W.)    landing  dt  Cape  Anne. 

With  a  history  of  the  colony,  1624-1628. 

Boston,  1854.     8'.  4. 173. 12 

Cape  Colour,  or  Cape  of  Good  Hope. 

— Barnard  {lady  A.  L.)  Extracts  from  the  jour- 
%Dal  of  a  residence  at  the  Cape  of  Good 
Hope.  [1797-98].     pp.  369-476. 

V.  3  of  6.356.16 

— Le  Vaillant  (F.)  Travels  in  the  interior  dis- 
tricts of  Africa,  1780-S5.     pp.  I-175. 

V.  21  of  3.2030.1 

—Martin  (R.  M.)    Cape  of  Good  Hope. 

pp.  473-497  of  3.105.2 

— Napier  (E.  E.)  Excursions  in  southern  Africa, 
[1846-47!,  including  a  history  of  the  Cape 
colony.  London,  1849.  2  v.  I2\  z  1.662.25 

—Ten  Rhyne  (W.)  Account  of  the  Cape  of 
Good  Hope,  and  the  Hottentotes,  1673. 
pp.  829-845.  V.  4  of  3.58.4 

— Theal  (G.  M.)  Compendium  of  the  history 
and  geography  of  South  Africa.  Londoii, 
1878.     2v.ini.     8*.  XI. 662.7 

S€*^  alsoy  Africa,  {Southtrti). 

Capel  (Arthur,  baron),     b.  1603.     d.  1649. 

—Lewis  {lady  M.  T.  L.  V.)  Life  ot  Arthur,  lord 
Capell.     pp.  247-304,  1-279. 

vv.  I,  2  of  6.338^.3 

Cml  (Arthur),  earl  of  Essex,     d.  1683. 

—Enquiry  into  the  barbarous  murther  of  the 
late  earl  of  Essex.  [Anon.  London], 
1684.     8.  4%  6.351.3 

Capital.    See  Political  economy. 


Capital  panisliment. 

— Cheever  (G.  B.)  Punishment  by  death:  its 
authority  and  expediency.  New  York, 
1842.     I2\  34.1474.39 

— Mittermaier  (J.  C.  A.)  Capital  punishment. 
[Tr.  andj  ed.  by  J.  M.  Moir.  London, 
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— Punishment  of  death.  Articles  from  the 
Morning  Herald.  [Anon,]  London,  1836- 

37.    2v.    I2^  34.1474.43 

See^  aito^  Punishments. 

Note.  Victor  Hufifo^s  novel,  "Claude  Gueux: 
the  last  day  of  a  coudemned  man,'*  is  a  powerful 
plea  in  favoi  of  the  abolition  of  capital  punish- 
ment. 

Capponi  (Niccol6).    b.  1484.    d.  1539. 

— tSegni  (B.)  Vita  di  Niccol6  Capponi.  pp.  271- 

378.  [Classici  italiani]. 

Captivity.     See  Prison  discipline,  Prison  life. 
Capachins.     See  Franciscan  order. 
Caracci  family.     See  Carracci. 
Caraffa  £Eunily. 
— Reumont  (A.  von).     Carafas  of  Maddaloni: 

Naples  under  Spanish  dominion.     From 

the  German.     London,  1854.     p.  8°. 

13.732.14 
Caraffa  (Anna),  princess  of  Stigliano,     b,  about 

1610.     d.  1645. 
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[1630-45].    London,  1872.    8'.     13. 732.1 
Caraffa  (Livia  Doria).     b.  1745.     d.  1779. 
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Livia  Doria  Caraffa.      [Anon,      Parma, 

1784].     4^.  18.3050.19 

Carausias  (Marcus  Aurelius  Valerius).     </.  293. 
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Poughkeepsie,  1858.  8'*.  Art  room.  B.3.14 
Cardano  (Girolamo).    b,  1501.    d.  1576. 
— MoRLEY  (H.)     Jerome  Cardan.     The  life  of 

Girolamo  Cfardano  of   Milan,  physician. 

London,  1854.     2  v.     12**.  12.724. 10 

Cardinals. 
— Bargrave  (J.)    Pope  Alexander  the  seventh, 

and  the  college  of  cardinals.  Ed.  by  J.  C. 

Robertson.  London,  1867.  s.  4**.    5.316.  i 
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5>r,  also^  Popes. 
Cards,  {playing). 
— Chatto  (W.  a.)    Facts  and  speculations  on 

the  origin  and  history  of  playing  cards. 

London,  1848.     8**.  17. 1027.6 

— Taylor  (E.  S.)    History  of  playing  cards. 

London,  1865.     16**.  17.1027.25 

Carew  {Sir  Peter),     b.  15 14.     d.  1575. 
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Carewe,  who  dyed  1575.     pp.  96-151. 

v.  28  of  5.2296.1 
Carey.    See  Cary. 
Caribs,  {natives  of  the  West  Indies), 
— Sheldon  (W.)     Brief  account  of  the  Caraibs, 

who  inhabited  the  Antilles,     pp.  365-433. 
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Caricatare. 
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New  York,  1877.     8*-     Art  room.  B.3.22 
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Carisbrooke  castle,  (^IsU  of  }Vight\ 

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Carlaverock  castle,  {Dumfriesshire,  Scotland). 

— Siege  of  Carlaverock,  a.d.  1300;  with  a  his- 
tory of  the  castle  by  N.  H.  Nicolas. 
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CmiXos^  {prince  of  Spain),     b.  1545.     d.  1568. 

— Helfferich  (A.)  Don  Carlos  von  Spanien. 
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Don    Carlos,    infant    von    Spanien.       Ein 

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Carlovingians,  {immediate  successors  of  Charles 
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— Eginhard.  Annales,  [741-829.  Ed.]  G.  H. 
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Carlyle  (Alexander),     b.  1722.    </.  1805. 

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Boston,  1861.     12'*.  6.344.15 

Carlyle  (Jane  Welsh). 

— Carlyle    (T.)    Reminiscences  of   his    wife, 
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Carlyle  (Thomas),     b.  1795.    d.  1881. 
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J.  A.  Froude.     New  York,  1881.     8^ 

6. 338a.  14 
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21.1301.31 
— Conway  (M.    D.)     Thomas  Carlyle.      New 

York,  1881.     12*.  6.344.16 

— Froude  (J.  A.)    Thomas  Carlyle,  .  .  .  1795- 

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—Schmidt  (J.)    Thomas  Carlyle.     pp.  80-180. 

16.1005. 3 
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Carlyle.     Paris,  1864.     18*.       23.1433.24 
Camot  (Lazare  Nicolas  Marguerite),     b,  1753. 

d.  1823. 
— Arago  (D.  F.  J.)    Carnot.     pp.  511-633. 

V.  I  of  26.1652.8 
The  same.     Carnot.     Tr.  by  W.  H.  Smyth, 

B.  Powell,  and  R.  Grant.     116  pp. 

2d  series  of  8.478^.23 
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283.  V.  2  of  8.478^.1 

Caro  (Annibale).    b.  1507.     d,  1566. 
— Lettere.     Colla  vita  dell'  autore  da  A.  F. 

Seghezzi.     Milano,  1807.     3  v.     8''. 

[Classici  italiani]. 
Caroline  Amelia  Elizabeth,  {consort  of  George 

IV.  of  England),     b.  1768.     d.  1821. 
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Caroline,     pp.  75-200.     v.  9  of  6. 2342. 11 
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consort  of  George  the  fourth.     6th  ed. 

London,  1820-22.     3  v.     8%        5.304.20 


Caroline  Matilda,  {consort  of  Christian  vij.  of 
Denmark),     b.  1751.     d.  1775. 

— Smyth  (G.)  Memoirs  of  Caroline  Matilda, 
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Carracci  family,  16th  century, 

— Bolognini  Amorini  (A.)  Vite  dei  Carracci. 
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Carriages. 

— Markland  (J.  H.)  Early  use  of  carriages  in 
England,  and  modes  of  travelling  of  our 
ancestors,    pp.  443-476.  v.  20  of  5.2286.1 

Carter  (Elizabeth),    b.  171 7.    d,  1806. 

— Letters  to  Mrs.  Montagu,  between  1755  and 
1800.  London,  1817.   3  V.    8".     6.2366.18 

— Series  of  letters  between  Mrs.  Carter  and 
Miss  Talbot,  1741-70.  [With]  letters  to 
Mrs.  Vesey,  1763-87.  London,  1809. 
4v.     8".  31.3294.3 

— Pennington  (M.)  Memoirs  of  Mrs.  E.  Car- 
ter, with  her  poems.  2d  ed.  London, 
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Cartesian  philosophy.     See  Philosophy. 

Carthage. 

— Chateaubriand  (F.  A.  R.  de).  Voyage  de 
Tunis,     pp.  40-73.  V.  8  of  8.506.1 

— Davis  (N.)  Carthage  and  her  remains:  ac- 
count of  excavations  and  researches. 
London,  1861.     8**.  1 1.653.3 

— Heeren  (A.  H.  L.)  Historical  researches 
into  the  politics,  intercourse,  and  trade  of 
the  Carthaginians.  From  the  German. 
2d  ed.     London,  1850.     8^.  11.645. 4 

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— RoDET  (L.)    Sur  les  inscriptions  ph^niciennes 
de  Carthage, 
[journal  asiatique,  6e  b^.,  vv.  12,  13]. 

— Smith  (R.  B.)  Carthage,  and  the  Carthagin- 
ians.    2d  ed.     London,  1879.     p.  8°. 

II. 653.13 

Rome  and   Carthage.      The    Punic    wars. 

[Abridged    from    the  preceding].       New 
York,  [1881].     I6^  12.740.21 

^e^,  aiso,  Punic  language,  Tunis. 
Note.    The  history  of  Carthafire  may  best  be  seen 
in  that  of  Rome,  late  in  the  period  of  the  repub- 
lic. 

Cartwright  (Thomas),     b.  about  1535.     d,  1603. 

— Brook  (B.)  Memoir  of  the  life  and  writings 
of  Thomas  Cartwright.  London,  1845. 
8^  6.344.20 

Cartwright  (Thomas),  bishop  of  Chester,  b, 
1634.    d.  1689. 

— Diary,  August,  1686-October,  1687.  Lon- 
don, 1843.     s.  4^  6.314.22 

Carving,  {at  table). 

— BoKE  of  keruynge,  ed.  by  F.  J.  Furnivall.  pp. 

261-288.  18. 1072.4 

— Grimod  de  la  ReyniAre  (A.  B.  L.)  Manuel 

des  amphitryons.     [Anon.'\     Paris,  1808. 

8".  30.387320 

Carving,  {of  wood).     See  Engraving,  Sculpture. 

Carvosso  (William),     b.  1750.     d.  1834. 

— Memoir,  written  by  himself,  ed.  by  [B.  Car- 
vosso]. New  York,  1837.  32.6.345.28 
[Gigcr]. 

Cary  (Lucius),  viscount  Falkland,  b,  16 10.  d. 
._  1643. 


IIO 


Cary. 


OF  THE  COLLEGE  OF  NEW  JERSEY. 


Catilina. 


—Lewis  (lady  M.  T.  L.  V.)  Life  of  Lucius 
Carey,  viscount  Falkland.     246  pp. 

V.  I  of  6. 338a.  3 

Casa  (Giovanni  della).     b,  1503.    d.  1556. 

— Casotti  (G.  B.)    Notizie  intorno  alia  vita  ed 

alle  opere  di  Giovanni  della  Casa.     88  pp. 

[Classici  italianij. 

\Jn  Casa*s  Opcre,  v.  2]. 

Casanbon  (Isaac),    b,  1559.    d.  1614. 

— Greswell  (W.  p.)  Casauboniana.  Oxford, 
1840.     8°.  V.  2  of  17.1027.9 

— NiSARD  (C.)    Isaac  Casaubon.     pp.  309-456. 

17. 1042. 5 

Cashgar.     See  Kashgar. 

Cashmere. 

—Knight  (W.  H.)  Diary  of  a  pedestrian  in 
Cashmere  and  Thibet,  [i860].  London, 
1863.    V,  11.684.21 

Casimir  v.  (John),  king  of  Poland,  b.  1609. 
d.  1672. 

— Plebanski  (J.  C.)  De  successoris  designandi 
consilio,  vivo  Joanne  Casimiro  Polono- 
mm  rege.    Berolini,  1855.     8*.     xo.603  i 

Caspian  region. 

— Hommaire  de  Hell  (I.  X.  M.)  Travels  in 
the  steppes  of  the  (Caspian  sea,  etc., [1838- 
43].     London,  1847.     8*.  zz.691.5 

—ScHMiCK  (J.  H.)  Aralo-Kaspi-niederung  und 
ihrebefunde.  Leipzig,  1874.  S''.  29.1803.4 
See^  alsoy  Aral,  Ozus. 

Cassano  library. 

— DiBDiN  (T.  F.)  Descriptive  catalogue  of  the 
library  of  duke  di  Cassano  Serra,  now 
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Cassia-tree. 

— CoLLADON  (L.  T.  F.)  Histoire  naturelle  et 
m^icale  des  casses,  et  particulidrement 
de  [ces]  employes  en  medicine.  Mont- 
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Castanis  (Christophorus  Plato).  ^.  1814.  ^. 

— Oreek  exile;  or,  a  narrative  of  his  captivity  on 
the  island  of  Scio,  with  adventures  in 
Greece  and  America.  Philadelphia,  1851. 
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Caste. 

— MtLLER  (F.  M.)    Caste,    pp.  295-353. 

V.  2  of  22.1383.33 

Castelar  7  Rissoll  (Emilio).    b.  1832. 

— TowLE  (W.  M.)    Castelar.    pp.  124-153. 

2.90.7 

Cast^^lione  (Baldassare),  conU,  b,  1478.  d, 
1529. 

— Castiguone  (A.  P.)  Vita  del  conte  Baldassar 

Castiglione.    [Italian  and  English].    18  1. 

V.  I  of  23.1462.23 

— Serassi  (P.  A.)  Vita  del  conte  Baldessar 
Castiglione.  pp.xvii-xl.  [Classici  italiani]. 

Castile.     See  Spain. 

CasUes. 

—King  (E.)  Observations  on  ancient  castles, 
pp.  364-413.  231-380.  w.  4,  6  of  5.2286.1 

Castrametation.     See  Camps. 

Castriot  (George).     See  Scander-Beg. 

Castfo  (Guillen  de).    b.  1569.    d,  1631. 

—Fox  (H.  R.  V.)    Guillen  de  Castro.     136  pp. 

V.  2  of  zo.624.15 


Cat  tribe,  The  {Felts), 

— MiVART  (S.)  The  cat.  An  introduction  to  the 
study  of  backboned  animals.  London, 
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Catacombs.     See  Rome. 

Catalonia. 

—Pi  y  Margall  (F.)  Espafla.  Obra  pinto- 
resca  acompafiada  con  texto.  Barcelona, 
1842.     4"*.  zo.626.2 

Catana,  (i«  Sicily). 

— HouEL  (J.)  Vue  de  Tamphithfeitre  de  Catane. 
Basreliefs  antiques  qui  sont  dans  le  muse- 
um de  Catane.     pp.  1 16-148,  1-20. 

vv.  2,  3  of  12. 718. 1 

Catharine  (j<7iit/,  of  Alexandria),     ^th  centutv. 

— Hardwick  (C.)  Historical  inquiry  touching 
saint  Catharine  of  Alexandria;  [with]  a 
semi-Saxon  legend.    Cambridge,  [Eng.], 

1849.   4^  15-2956.5 

—Legend  (The)  of  St.  Katherine  of  Alexandria. 
Edited.  .  .  by  James  Morton.  London, 
1841.     4*.  x8. 1056. 13 

Catharine  de*  Medici,  {consort  of  Henry  II.  of 
France),     ^.1519.     d.  1589. 

—Balzac  (H.  de).  Sur  Catherine  de  M6dicis. 
Nouvelle  6d.     Paris,  1876.     i6°. 

V.  37  of  20. 1 210. 1 

— Brantome  (P.  de  B.  de).  Catherine  de 
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— EsTiENNE  (H.)    Discours  merveilleux  de  la 

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Catharine  11.,  Alexiowna  (Sophia  Catharina 
Dorothea),  empress  of  Russia,  b.  1729, 
d.  1796. 

—Memoirs.  Written  by  herself.  [Ed.]  by  A. 
Herzen.  From  the  French.  London, 
1859.     p.  S''.  10.604.28 

—Catherine  ii.  and  Voltaire  (F.  M.  A.  de). 
Lettres.     312  pp.  v.  78  of  8.490.1 

Note.    Qu^rard  asserts  that  these  letters  cannot 
be  from  Catharine's  hand. 

—Jameson  (A.  M.)    Catherine  11.    pp.  198-248. 

V.  2  of  32.2010.26 

— Laveaux  (J.  C.  T.)  Histoire  secrete  des 
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— TooKE  (W.)  Life  of  Catharine  II.  ist  Am. 
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Cathedrals. 

—Bowles  (J.)  Prospects  of  all  the  cathedrals 
of  England  and  Wales.  [In  English  and 
French].     London,  1736.     4".        S.247.3 

— Coney  (J.)  Engravings  of  ancient  cathedrals, 
in  France,  Holland,  Germany,  and  Italy. 
London,  1842.     f°.  Cabinet  1.5.1 

— HowsoN  (J.  S.)  Essays  on  cathedrals.  By 
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31. 1982.9 

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— Storer  (J.)  History  and  antiquities  of  the 
cathedral  churches  of  Great  Britain.  Lon- 
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See,  mUoy  Architecture,  {Gcthic\  {Italy). 
Also.  Canterbury,  Ely,  Glasgow,  Hereford,  Lon- 
don, (5/./'tf«/'*),Man8,  Milan,  l^zxi^^Notre  Damu)^ 
Peterborough,  Salisbury,  Strasburg,  York. 

Catholic  church.     See  Roman  catholic  church. 
Catilina  (Lucius  Sergius).    b.  about  109  B.C.    d. 
62  B.C. 


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— Beesly  (E.  S.)  Catiline,  Clodius,  and  Tibe- 
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The  same.  History  of  Catiline's  conspiracy. 

Tr.  by  T.  Rose.     pp.  19-93. 

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Cato  (Marcus  Porcius).     b.  234  B.C.    d,  149  B.C. 

— ^JORDAN  (H.)  Quaestionum  catonianarum 
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13.818^.12 
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Cat-stane,  {battle-stone,  Kirkliston,  Scotland). 

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Catullas  (Caius  Valerius).  ^.  87  <yr94  B.C.  d. 
about  54  B.C. 

— Davies  (J.)  Catullus,  Tibullus,  and  Propcr- 
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— Ellis  (R.)  Commentary  on  Catullus.  Oxford, 
1876.     8%  x3.782.13 

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Caucasus  mountains. 

— Grove  (F.  C.)  The  **  frosty  Caucasus";  a  walk 
in  1874.  London,  1875.  p.  8^.    11.691.28^ 

— HoMMAiRE  DE  Hell  (L  X.  M.)  Travels  in 
the  steppes  of  the  Caspian  sea,  the  Cau- 
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Cauchy  (Augustin  Louis),  baron,     b.   1789.     d. 

1857- 
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Cauchy.     Paris,  1868.     2  v.  in  i.     8°. 

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Caulficld  (James),  earl  of  Charlemont.     b.  1728. 

d.  1799. 
— Hardy  (F.)     Memoirs   of  the   political    and 

private  life  of  James  Caulfield.     2d  ed. 

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Causation. 

— Barrett  (T.  S.)  New  view  of  causation.  Lon- 
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— Brown  (T.)  Inquiry  into  the  relation  of  cause 

and  effect.     4th  ed.     London,  1835.     8**. 

231431.3 
— Hazard  (R.    G.)    Two  letters   on   causation 

and   freedom    in  willing,  addressed  to   J. 

S.  Mill.    London,  1869.     p.  S^    23.1420.2 

See,  also.  Final  causes,  Will. 

Cavendish  family. 

—Grove  (J.)  Lives  of  all  the  earls  and  dukes 
of  Devonshire,  descended  from  Sir  Wil- 
liam Cavendish.     London,  1764.     8**. 

6.344.42 


Cavendish  (Georgiana  b,  Spencer),  duchess  of 
Devonshire,     b.  1757.     d.  1806. 

— Thomson  (K.  B.)and{}.  C.)  Georgiana,  duch- 
ess of  Devonshire,     pp.  159-186. 

v.  I  of  6.367.1 

The  same.     pp.  137-159.  6.367.2 

Caves,  and  cave-dwellers. 

— Buckland  (W.)  Reliquiae  diluvianae:  obser- 
vations on  organic  remains  contained  in 
caves,   etc.     2d  ed.     London,    1824.     4°. 

29.1816.5 

— Dawkins  (W.  B.)  Cave  hunting;  researches 
respecting  the  early  inhabitants  of  Eu- 
rope. London,  1874.  8"*.  2.55.13 
See,  eUso,  Earth,  EUora,  Loray  cavem,MaD.  iAn- 
tiquity  o/).  Peak  cavern. 

Cavour  (Camillo  Benso,  conte  di).    b.  18 10.     d. 

1861. 
— BoTTA  (V.)     Discourse  on  the  life,  character, 

and  policy  of  count  Cavour.     New  York, 

1862.   8^  12.714. 1 

— Hay  ward  (A.)    Count  Cavour.  pp.  133-200. 

v.  I  of  2X.1311.3 
— La  Rive  (G.  de).     Reminiscences  of  the  life 

and  character  of  count  Cavour.     Tr.  by 

E.  Romilly.  London,  1862.  8"*.  12. 714. 3 
— Mazade  (C.  de).   Life  of  count  Cavour.  From 

the  French.  New  York,i877.  8'.  12.714.7 
— Speyer  (O.)    Camillo,  graf  von  Cavour.     pp. 

245-377.  V.  2  of  16.990.4 

— ViNEis  (    .)    Biografia  del  conte  di  Cavour. 

[Anon.]     100  pp.  25.1531.28 

Caxton  (William),     b.  1422.     d.  about  1491. 

— Blades  (W.)  Biography  and  typography  of 
William  Caxton.     London,  1877.     8  . 

17. 1027.7 

How  to  tell  a  Caxton.     London,  1870.  16". 

Art  room.  B.1.15 

~Bullen(G.)  Caxton  celebration,  1877.  Cat- 
alogue of  the  antiquities  and  appliances 
connected  with  printing.  London,  [1877]. 
16*.  17.1027.22 

—Knight  (C.)  The  old  printer,  and  the  modem 
press.  London,  1854.  16".  17. 1027.23 
See,  aUo,  Printing. 

Cecil  (Robert),  ist  earl  of  Salisbury,  b,  1550.  d, 
1612. 

— CouRTENAY  (T.  P.)  Robert  Cecil,  earl  of 
Salisbury,     pp.i-197.        v.  5  of  6.347.12 

Cecil  (Robert  Arthur  Talbot  Gascoigne),  '^d  mar- 
quis of  Salisbury,     b.  1 830. 

— HiGGiNSON  (T.  W.)  Marquis  of  Salisbury, 
pp.  232-248.  6.347.9 

Cecil   (William),  1st  baron  Burghley.     b.  152a 

d.  159S. 
—Charlton   (W.  H.)    Life  of   William  Cecil 

lord  Burghley.     Stamford,  1847.     8^ 

6.343.18 
— Macdiarmid   0)    William  Cecil,     pp.    105- 

207.  6.348.3 

— Macaulay  (T.  B.)    Narcs*  memoirs  of  lord 

Burghley.  pp.  108-135.  v.  2  of  21.1313.2 
—William  Cecil,  lord  Burleigh.     [Anon.]     pp. 

241-352.  v.  I  of  6. 347.  It 

Celibacy  of  the  clergy. 

—Taylor  (L)  Ancient  Christianity,  and  the 
doctrines  of  the  Oxford  tracts.  Philadel- 
phia, 1840.  12".  31.1942.27 
See,  alto,  Monasticism. 


C«ttiai. 


OF  THE  COLLEGE  OF  NEW  JERSEY. 


Central 


Cellini  (Benvenuto).    i,  1500.    d,  1571. 

— Vita  da  lui  medetimo  scritta.    Con  note  da 

G.  P.  Carpaoi.     Milano,  1806-11.     2  v. 

8°.  [Classici  italiani]. 
The  same.     Memoirs,  written  by  himself. 

With  the  notes  of  G.  P.  Carpani.     Tr.  by 

T.  Roscoe.     New  ed.     New  York.  1851. 

2  V.  in  I.     p.  8".  x2.714.14 
The  same.    Leben.  von  ihm  selbst  geschrie- 

bcn.  Uebersetzt  von  [J«  W.  von]  Goethe. 

Wien,  1811.     2  v.     p.  8*.  13.714.22 

The  same.    Stuttgart,  x868.     2  v.     8". 

vv.  24.  25  of  9.563.2 
The  same.    Herausg.  von  F.  Strehlke.    Ber- 
lin, [1873].     16*.  V.  30  of  9.540.2 
Celts,  or  Gauls. 
— Bacmeister  (A.)    Keltische  brief e.     Herausg. 

von  O.  Keller.     Strassburg,  1874.     8**. 

15.2932.2 
— FoUQUET  (A.)    Des  monuments  celtiques,  et 

des  mines  romaines  dans  le    Morbihan. 

Vannes,  1853.     8^  7.386.21 

— Maclear  (G.  F.)    Conversion  of  the  west. 

The  Celts.     London,  [1881].     16*. 

31.1947.6 
— RiTSON  (J.)    Memoirs  of  the  Celts,  or  Gauls. 

London,  1827.     p.  8"*.  7.383.1 

— ^ScHOEPFLiN  (J.  D.)    Vindlciae  celticae.     Ar- 

gentorati,  1754.     4*.  7.386.10 

See^  •Uoy  Brittany,  Dniidism,  Gauls,  Hebridet, 
Highlandt  of  Scotland,  Ireland,  Orkneys. 

Celtic  Unguas^s. 

— CuNO  (J.  G.)     Vorgeschichte  Roms.     i  th. 

Die  Kelten.  Leipzig,  1878.  s.4*'.  z5.973.1i 
—Edwards  (W.  F.)  Recherches  sur  les  langues 

celtiques.     Paris,  1844.     8°.  15.932.9 

— Prichard  (J.  C.)   Eastern  origin  of  the  Celtic 

nations,  proved,  bv  a  comparison  of  their 

dialects  with  the  Sanskrit  and  Teutonic 

languages.  London,  1831.  8".     15.2936.9 
— ROGET  (D.  F.  L.)    Glossaire  gaulois.  .  .  .  2e 

6d.     Paris.  1872.     8^        V.  I  of  7.386.19 
— Zeuss  (J.  C.)    Grammatica  celtica.    Ed.  altera 

curavit  H.  Ebel.     Berolini,  187 1.     8**. 

15-935.2 
Set^  aho^  Cornish  language,  Gaelic  -language 
Welsh  language. 

Celtic  literature. 

—Arnold  (M.)  On  the  study  of  Celtic  litera- 
ture.    Lond6n,  1867.     8°.  17. 1023. 16 

Cement. 

— Berthault-Ducreux  (A.)  Th^orie  et  pra- 
tique des  mortiers  et  cements  romains. 
Paris,  1833.     8'.  26.1632.39 

— GiLLMORE  (Q.  A.)  Practical  treatise  on  limes, 
hydraulic  cements,  and  mortars.  5th  ed. 
New  York,  1874.     8'.  36.1632.45 

— Grant  (J.)  Experiments  on  the  strength  of 
cement.     London,  1875.     8*.     36.1632.41 

— Pasley  (C.  W.)  Observations  on  limes,  mor- 
tars, and  Puzzolanas,  with  rules  for  mak- 
ing cement.  London,  1838.  8^  26.1632.53 

— ToTTEN  (J.  G.)  Essays  on  hydraulic  and 
common  mortars,  and  on  lime-burning. 
From  the  French  of  Treussart,  Petot,  and 
Coiutois.  New  York,  1842.  8"*.  36.1632.49 

— ViCAT  (L.  J.)  Practical  and  scientific  treatise 
on  calcareous  mortars  and  cements. 
Trans,  by  J.  T.  Smith.  London,  1837. 
8*.  26. 1632.46 

5«r,  mlM^  Portland  cement. 


Cemeteries.    See  Cambridge,  (Mass,)    Mcuni 

Auburn^  Rome,  {Catacombs), 
Census.     See  United  Sutes,  {Census), 

Centennial  exhibition,  {Philadelphia,  1876). 

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universelle  de  1876,  i  Philadelphie.  Rio 
de  Janeiro,  1876.     8°.  3.134.22 

Empire  of  Brazil  at  the  universal  exhibition 

of   1876,  in  Philadelphia.     [Anon,]     Rio 
de  Janeiro,  1876.    8''.  3.134.21 

The  same.     Kaiserreich  Brasilien  auf  der 

weltausstellung  von  1876,  in  Philadelphia. 
Rio  de  Janeiro,  1876.     8*.  3-134.23 

— Ericsson  (J.)  Contributions  to  the  centenifial 
exhibition.     New  York,  1876.     s.  4"*. 

26. 1627. 1 

— Ingram  (J.  S.)  Centennial  exposition  de- 
scribed and  illustrated.  Philadelphia, 
1876.     8^  3.105.5 

— Masterpieces  of  the  international  exhibition 
illustrated.  [Anon.]  Philadelphia,  1877. 
3  V.     L  8"*.  Art  room.  C.2.4 

— Official  catalogue  of  the  British  section. 
[Anon,]  London,  1876.  2  pts.  in  i  v. 
s.  4*.  30.3877.10 

— Portuguese  special  catalogue.  [Anon,]  n.  p., 
1876.    8".  30.3877.12 

— Report  of  the  New  Jersey  commissioners  on 
the  centennial  ejchibition.  [Anon.]  Tren- 
ton, 1877.     8^  30.3877.11 

— Strahan  (E.)  An  gallery  of  the  exhibition. 
Philadelphia,  1877.  4^*.   Art  room.  A.4.14 

— United  States  centennial  commission.  In- 
ternational exhibition,  1876.  Reports. 
Philadelphia,  1879.    11  v.    8**.     30.3876.1 

The  same.     Washington,  1880.    9  v.     8^ 

30.3876.2 
Centipedes.     See  Myriapods. 

Central  America. 

— Bastian  (A.)  Isthmus  and  Guatemala,  [1876]. 
pp.  344-440.  V.  I  of  3.136.5 

—Belly  (F.)  A  travers  TAm^rique  Centrale, 
[1858-67].    Paris,  1867.  2  V.  8".     3.125.9 

— Habel  (S.)  Sculptures  of  Santa  Lucia  Cosum- 
alwhuapa,  in  Guatemala.  Travels  in  Cen- 
tral America,  [1862-69].  Washington, 
1878.  90  pp.  8  pi.  4*.    V.  22  of  38.3748.1 

— Map  of  Central  America.  [Anon,]  London, 
[1852].     folded  12'.  3.126.27 

— Morelet  (A.)  Reisen  in  Central- Amerika. 
[Vom  Franz(5sische]  von  H.  Hertz.  Jena, 
1872.     8°.  3. 125. 10 

— Reichardt  (C.  F.)  Centro-Amerika.  Im  in- 
teresse  der  deutschen  auswanderung. 
Braunschweig,  1851.     8*.  3.125.23 

— Roberts  (O.  W.)  Narrative  of  voyages  and 
excursions  in  Central  America,  [1816- 
23].  [Ed.]  by  E.  Irving.  Edinburgh,  1827. 
18*.  1.20.25 

— Squier  (E.  G.)  Notes  on  Central  America. 
New  York,  1855.     8*.  3132.14 

— Stephens  (J.  L.)  Incidents  of  travel  in  Cen- 
tral America,  Chiapas,  and  Yucatan, 
[1839-40].     New  York,  1841.     2  v.     8°. 

3.125.7 
Trollope  (A.)    West  Indies  and  the  Spanish 
Main,  [1859].  London,  1859.  8°.    3.126.2 
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im  tropischen  Amerika,  [1856-59].    Stutt- 
gart, 1870.     8*.  3.125.11 


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Calculus. 


SUBJECT-CATALOGUE  OF  THE  LIBRARY 


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tions  of  the  calculus  of  finite  differences. 
[With  the  appendix  to  his  translation  of 
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lus. 2d  ed.  Cambridge,  [Eng.],  1831. 
8*.  26.1603.60 

-Hymers  (J.)  Treatise  on  differential  equa- 
tions.    Cambridge,  [Eng.],  1839.     8". 

Observatory. 

The  same.     2d  ed.     London.  1858.     8°. 

26.1603.65 

-Miller  (W.  H.)  Elementary  treatise  on  the 
differential  calculus.  Cambridge,  [Eng.], 
1833.    8".  26.1604.26 

The  same.  26.3592.7 

[Gigerl. 

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1850.     34  pp.     p.  8*.  26.1598.  Box  I 

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26.1605.6 

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of  plane  curves.  3d  ed.  London,  1877. 
16°.  26.1605.35 

— The  same.     4th  ed.     London.  1880.     16'. 

26.1605.36 

-WooLHOUSE  (W.  S.  B.)  Elements  of  the 
differential  calculus.  6th  ed.  London, 
1874.     18^.  26.1605.37 

-Young  (T.  R)  Elements  of  the  differential 
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— The  same.  [Ed.]  by  M.  O'Shannessy. 
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[Giger]. 

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Tr.  by  J.  Colson.     pp.  1-245. 

V.  2  of  26.1606.19 

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lyse.     Paris,  1765-68.     4  v.  in  i.     8**. 

26.3597.10 

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-Leseur  (T.)  and  Jacquier  (F.)  El6mens  du 
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26.1606.5 

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—RiEMANN  (B.)  Partiellc  diffcrentialgleich- 
ungen,  und  deren  anwendung  auf  physika- 
lische  fragen.  Herausg.  von  K.  Hatten* 
dorff.  2e  aufi.     Braunschweig,  1876.     8°. 

26. 1623.  iS 

— ToDHUNTER  (I.)  Treatise  on  integ^ral  calculus 
and  its  applications.  Cambridge,  [Eng.], 
1857.     16  .  26.1605.29 

—Williamson  (B.)  Elementary  treatise  on  the 
integral  calculus.  2d  ed.  London,  1877. 
16'.  26.1605.36 

The  same.     3d  ed.     London,  1880.     16*. 

26.1605.36 

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culus.    London,  1831.     18*.     26.1605.43. 

The  same.  Observatory.. 

.S>#,  alta.  Definite  intcflrals.  Derivations,  Elliptic 
intefi[rals,  Fluxions,  Functions,  Interi>oUtion». 
Maxima  and  minima,  Variations. 
JVotf.  Many  important  papers  upon  this  mode 
of  matheouitical  inquiry,  exist  in  this  library  con* 
cealed  in  the  collected  works  of  mathematicians; 
as  Bemouilli,  Leibniu,  Newton.  Many  others 
have  been  printed  only  in  the  pages  of  the  period- 
icals where  they  first  appeared ;  as  the  Acta  eni- 
ditorum  (36.3594),  and  the  Transactions  of  the 
Royal  society  of  London.  Part  of  the  controversy 
on  the  invention  of  the  calculus,  may  be  seen  in 
Collins*  Commercium  epistolicum  (36.1600.^5),  and 
the  Commercium  matbematicum  of  Leibnitz  and 
Bemouilli^  (35.1588. 11).  References  to  these  may 
be  found  in  the  article  Infinitesimal  calculus,  of 
the  Encyclopedia  britannica. 

Calderon  de  La  Barca  (Pedro),    d.  1600.    d. 

1681. 
— Heiberg  (J.  L.)    De  Petro  Calderone  de  La 

Barca  dissertatio.     Hafniae,  18 17.     16*. 

z7.1041.11 
— Klein  (J.  L.)  Die  dramen  dcs  Calderon,  von 

1662  bis  zu  seinem  tode.     Leipzig,  1875. 

8*.  V.  ir,  2  of  X9.3131.1 

— TiCKNOR  (G.)   Calderon,  his  life,  dramas,  and 

various  works.,    pp.  346-412. 

V.  2  of  X7.1041.2 
— Trench  (R.  C.)  Calderon,  his  life  and  genius, 

with  specimens  of  his  plays.     New  York, 

1856.     12%  X9.3143.4 

— Ulrici  (H.)    Calderon  in  relation  to  Shake- 
speare,    pp.  464-511.  /n  19. 1135.45 
Caldwell  (Charles).     ^.  1772.    d,  1853. 
— Autobiography.      With    notes    bv    H.    W. 

Warner.  Philadelphia,  1855.  8  .  4.203.26 
Caldwell  (David),    d,  1725.    d,  1824. 
—Caruthrrs  (E.  W.)  Sketch  of  the  life  of  Rev. 

David  Caldwell.     Greensborough,    1842. 

8".  4.203.27 

Calendar. 

— Court  de  G£belin  (A.)  Histoire  civile,  reli- 
gieuse,  el  mythologique  du  calendrier. 
Paris,  1776.     4'.  V.  4  of  3.66.1 

— Holder  (W.)  Discourse  concerning  time,  the 
natural  day,  and  solar  year.  2d  ed.  Lon- 
don, 1 701.     16*.  36. 3643.  a 

— Kastner  (A.  G.)  Beschreibung  eines  runi- 
schen  calendars,     pp.  390-409. 

V.  2  of  19.3182. 10. 

— Lalande  (J.  J.  L.  de).  Du  calendrier.  pp. 
211-273.  V.  2  of  36.1656.8. 

— Moore  (F.)  Companion  to  Moore's  Alma- 
nack; or,  an  explication  of  the  calendar. 
London,  1776.     i6\  36. 1650.  i 

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104 


Calendar. 


OF  THE  COLLEGE  OF  NEW  JERSEY. 


California* 


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gentium  libri  quatuor.  Lugduni  Bata- 
vonim,  1680.     8^  3. 2051. 14 

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tronomica  de  correctione  calendarii.  In- 
golstadii,  1699.     140  pp.     s.  4"*. 

36.1655.  Box  I 

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der  Angelsachsen,  so  wie  das  martyro- 
logium  der  herrad  von  Landsperg.  Ber- 
lin, 1862.     8*.  15.2954.29 

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vetusutis.  Sangalli,i584.  s.  4**.  36.1651. 17 

— Rkisch  (L.)  Synoptica  horologii  astronomici 
explicatio.  [Oberdorflf?  1750?].  38  pp.  s. 
4*.  36. 165 1. 17 

— SoLBRiG  (C.  F.)  Ueber  jahrform  und  jahr- 
rechnung:  ein  beitrag  zur  historischen 
chronologie.  Salzwedel,  [1815?].  30  pp. 
s.  4^  3.58^.11 

— ^Verrius  Flaccus.  Fastorum  anni  romani 
reliquiae,  ex  tabulanim  fragmentis  Prae- 
neste  nuper  eflfossis  collectae,  studio  P.  F. 
F[ogginii].     Romae,  1779.     T.     13.758.3 

^The  same.     pp.  315-355.     v.  4  of  13.764.12 

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cum,  von  vergleich  des  alten  julianischen 
[und  des]  neuen  gregorianischen  calen- 
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Hamburg,  1668.    102  pp.    s.  4''. 

36.1655.  Box  I 

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5>r,  als0^  Almanacs,  Chronology,  Time. 
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cussed in  the  opening  volumes  of  the  Art  de  vM- 
fier  les  dates. 

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—Thomas  (J.  P.)  Carolina  tribute  to  Calhoun. 
Columbia,  1857.     8".  4.204.1 

California. 

—Abbot  (H.  L.)  Report  upon  explorations  from 
the  Sacramento  valley  to  the  Columbia 
river,  1855.  v.  6,  pt.  i  of  3. 108. 13 

—Blake  (W.  P.)  Report  of  a  geological  recon- 
naissance in  California,  in  1853.  New 
York,  1858.     4^  39.1818. 13 

—Brace  (C.  L.)  New  west;  or,  California  in 
1867-68.  New  York,  1869.   \b\     3. 161.23 

—Bryant  (E.)  What  I  saw  in  California,  1846- 
47.     New  York,  1848.     I2^  3. 161. 21 

^The  same.     3d  ed.     New  York,  1849.     12'. 

3. 161. 21 

— COLTOM  (W.)  Three  years  in  California, 
[1846-48].  New  York,i852.  12".  3.161.22 

—'•Commercial  Herald"  review  of  the  trade 

of  California  and  the   Pacific  coast,  for 

1876.     San  Francisco,  1877.     136  pp.     8^*. 

38.1797.  Box  I 

— Cronise  (T.  F.)  Natural  wealth  of  California, 
comprising  history,  geography,  and  com- 
merce. San  Francisco,  1 868.  L  8^  3.161.6 


— Dall  (C.  H.)  My  first  holiday;  or,  letters 
home  from  Colorado,  Utah,  and  Califor- 
nia, [1880].  Boston,  188 1.    16'.     3. 161. 16 

— Dana  (R.  H.)  Two  years  before  the  mast. 
[Anon.]  New  York,  1842.  18'.  33.2030.21 

— Forbes  (A.)  California:  a  history  of  upper 
and  lower  California,  comprising  an  ac- 
count of  the  climate,  commerce,  etc. 
London,  1839.     8**.  3. 161. 14 

— Fremont  (J.  C.)  Report  of  the  exploring  ex- 
pedition to  the  Rocky  Mountains,  Oregon, 
and  north  California,  1842-44.  Washing- 
ton, 1845.     8^.  3.104.2 

— Gift  (G.  W.)    Something  about  California: 
Marin  county,  and  the  sanatarium  of  San 
Rafael.     San  Rafael,  1875.     32  pp.     8^ 
38.1797.  Box  I 

— Greeley  (H.)  An  overland  journey  from 
New  York  to  San  Francisco,  in  1859. 
New  York,  i860.     12**.  3. 161. 18 

— Hittel(J.  S.)  Resources  of  California.  San 
Francisco,  1863.     12**.  3. 161. 15 

^The  same.    6th  ed.     San  Francisco,   1874. 

p.  8^  3.161.15 

— Kneeland  (S.)  Wonders  of  the  Yosemite 
valley,  and  of  California.  3d  ed.  Boston, 
1872.     1.  8^  3.161.7 

— Letts.(J.  M.)  California  illustrated,  [1849- 
50].  4th  thousand.  New  York,  1853. 
8^  3. 161. 13 

— Mayer  (E.  B.)  State  of  California,  pp.  367- 
399.  V.  2  of  3.123.2 

— Message  from  the  president  of  the  United 
States,  transmitting  information  on  Cali- 
fornia and   New   Mexico.     Washington,. 

1850.  8^ 

[United  States:  House,  Executive  documents,  sist 
congress,  xst  session,  v.  5]. 

— NoRDHOFF  (C.)  California:  for  health,  pleas- 
ure, and  residence.  New  York,  1874. 
8\  3.161.12 

Northern  California,  Oregon,  and  the  Sand- 
wich Islands.     New  York,  1875.     8°. 

3. 161. 1 1 

— Parke  (J.  G.)  Report  of  explorations  from 
San  Francisco  bay  to  Los  Angeles,  west 
of  the  coast  range,  1854-55.    42  pp. 

V.  7,  pt.  I  of  3. 108. 13 

— Taylor  (B.)  El  dorado;  or,  adventures  in  the 
path  of  empire,  [1849].  i8th  ed.  New 
York,  i860.     12*.  3. 161.24 

[Gigcr]. 

—Taylor  (B.  F.)  Between  the  gates,  [1878]. 
8th  ed.     Chicago,  1880.     12*.       3.161.25 

— TUTHILL  (F.)  History  of  California.  San 
Francisco,  1866.     8*.  3. 161. 10 

— Whitney  (J.  D.)  Geological  survey  of  Cali- 
fornia. Vol.  I.  Report  of  progress^ 
1860-64.  Philadelphia,  1865.  4°.  39.1814.9 

— Williams  (A.)  Pioneer  pastorate.  San  Fran- 
cisco, 1879.     8**.  3. 162. 1 

— Williamson  (R.  S.)  Report  of  explorations 
in  California,  near  the  thirty-fifth  and 
thirty-second  parallels,    1853.     43  pp. 

v.  5,  pt.  1  of  3.108.1.'^ 

— Woods  (D.  B.)  Sixteen  months  at  the  gold 
diggings,  [1849-50].  New  York,  185 1. 
18  .  3. 161. 20 

Set,  also,  Chinese  immigration,  Indians,  Pacific 
slope,  San  Francisco,  Sierra  Nevada,  Yosemite 


slope,  : 
▼alley. 


105 


CalifoniuL 


SUBJECT-CATALOGUE  OF  THE  LIBRARY 


Cambfidc«u 


Callfomia,  Lower.     !>ec  Lower  CaliforniiL 

CaUphs  (Khaliiah.  smeantn  oi  llnhMiiifri). 

— Baudblu-Boni  (G.  B.)  Scoria  delle  relazioni 
vicendevoli  dell*  Europa  e  dell'  Asia,  dalla 
<decadenza  di  Roma,  nno  alia  distruzione 
-del  calif ato.     Firenze,  1827.     2  v.     4". 

w.  3,  4  of  XX. 697. 16 
St*,  alM»^  Bagdad,  Saracens. 

Calisthenics.     Ste  Gymnastics. 

Callimachas,  d,  240  b.c. 

— Arnaud  (G.  d').  Animadversiones  ad  Calli- 
machum.     pp.  56-95.  14.2855. 23 

— DiLTHEY  (C.)  be  Callimachi  Cydippa.  Lip- 
siae.  1863.    8**.  IA.884.13 

— Naeke  (A.  F.)  [Prolegomena  in]  Callimachi 
Hecalen.     Bonnae,  1845.     8  .    14.884.14 

^-PoHL  (G.)  Ad  Callimachi  hymnos,  et  ad 
graeca  illorum  scholia  parisiensiam  codi- 
cum  duonim  variae  lectiones.  Posen, 
i860.     24  pp.     4*.  X4.866.  Box2 

— Schneider  (O.)  De  Callimachi  operum  tabula 
quae  extat  apud  Suidam  commentatio. 
Gotha,  1862.     16  pp.     4^    X4.866.  Box2 

Callinus.    640  b.c.  ? 

— Franck  (J.  V.)  Callinus;  sive,  de  origine 
carminis  elegiaci  tractatio.  Altonae,i8i6. 
8\  ^  X4-9^4.24 

Calmucks. 

— Chappe  d'Auteroche  (J.)  Revolution  dcs 
Calmouks-Zongores  en  1757.  De  leur 
religion  et  mythologie.     pp.  290-314. 

V.  I  of  10.608.3 

— DeQuincey  (T.)  Flight  of  a  Tartar  tribe, 
[1771].     pp.  210-284.       V.  I  of  21.1304. 1 

— Hommaire  de  Hell  (X.)  History  and  re- 
ligion of  the  Kalmucks. 

pp.  221-263  of  XI.691.5 
See,  also,  Tartars. 

Caloric.     See  Heat. 

Calvert  {Sir  George). 


b,  1582.     d,  1632. 


—Mayer  (E.  B.)  Calvert  and  Penn;  or,  the 
growth  of  civil  and  religious  liberty  in 
America.  Baltimore,  1852.  16°.    6.363.28 

Calvert  (Leonard),     b.  1606.     d.  1647. 

— Burnap  (G.  W.)  Life  of  Leonard  Calvert, 
pp.  1-229.  V.  19 of  3.i38a.6 

See,  also,  Maryland. 

Calvin  (John),     b.  1509.    d.  1564. 

— AuDiN  (J.  M.  V.)  Histoire  de  la  vie,  des 
ouvrages  et  des  doctrines  de  Calvin,  se 
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— BAzE  (T.  de).  Life  of  John  Calvin.  Tr.  by 
F.  Sibson.  With  notes  by  an  American 
editor.  Philadelphia,  1836.  12**.  31. 1950.13 

— Froude  (J.  A.)  Calvinism.  New  York,i87i. 
I6^  22.1390.59 

The  same.     48  pp.  21. 1306.7 

— GuizoT  (F.  P.  G.)  Saint  Louis  and  Calvin. 
London,  [1870].     16''.  8.483.39 

— Henry  (P.)  Life  and  times  of  John  Calvin. 
From  the  German  by  H.  Stebbing.  New 
York,  1851-52.     2  V.     8".  31. 1952.9 

^The  same.     New  York,   1854.     2  v.   in   i. 

8".  31. 1952.8 

— Kampschulte  (F.  W.)  Johann  Calvin;  seine 
kirche  und  sein  staat  in  Genf.  Leipzig, 
1869.     8°.  31. 195 1.8 

^Merle  D'AuBiGNfe  (J.  H.)  Calvin's  early 
^struggles,  studies,  and  conversion,  pp. 
381-402.  V.  I  of  31. 195 1. 21  I 


— TwiUMB  (W.  IC.)  Calvin  and  Servetus. 
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Camaroons  Moantains,  {western  A  fried), 

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XX. 654.  II 

Cambodia. 

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tion hennecart  de  la  biblioth^ue  nation- 
ale. 
[Journal  aaiatique,  7^  s^r.,  v.  9]. 

Cambridge,  {England). 

—Metcalfe  (W.)  New  Cambridge  guide.  2d 
ed.     Cambridge,  [Eng.].  1868.       5.273.6 

Railway  traveller's  walk  through  Cambridge. 

5th  ed.     Cambridge,  [Eng.J,  1873.     16^. 
No.  37  of  5.273.11 

Cambridge  university. 

— Bristed  (C.  a.)  Five  years  in  an  English 
university.     New  York,  1852.     2  v.     12*. 

24.1494.20 

— Cambridge  university  calendar  for  1875. 
Cambridge,  LEngJ.  1875.  12'.  Art  room. 

— Classical  examinations;  or,  a  selection  of 
the  question  papers  [proposed]  in  the 
university  of  Cambridge.  Cambridge. 
[Eng.],  1830.     8^  24.1495.6 

The    same.     Second    series.      Cambridge, 

[Eng.],  1831.     8^  34.1495.6 

— Cooper  (C.  H.)  and  (T.)  Athenac  cantabri- 
gienses,  1500-1609.  Cambridge,  1858-61. 
2v.     8*.  6.338<i.i 

— Drury(H.)  Arundines  Cami ;  sive,  musarum 
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— Dyer  (G.)  History  of  the  university  and  col- 
lege of  Cambridge.  London,  1814.  2  v. 
8°.  24. 1495.  II 

— Everett  (W.)  On  the  Cam.  Lectures  on 
the  university  of  Cambridge,  in  England. 
Cambridge,  [Mass.],  1865.  16''.  24.1494.22 

— Gradus  ad  Cantabrigiam;  or,  new  university 
guide  to  colloquial,  or  cant  terms.  By  a 
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[Gigcr]. 

— Hartshorne  (C.  H.)  Book  rarities  in  the 
university  of  Cambridge.  London,  1829. 
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—History  (A)  of  the  university  of  Cambridge, 
its  colleges,  halls,  and  public  buildings. 
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— Le  Keux  (J.)  Memorials  of  Cambridge:  a 
series  of  views,  with  descriptive  accounts 
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— Mill  (J.  S.)  Prof.  Sedgwick's  discourse  on 
the  studies  of  the  university  of  Cambridge, 
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— Report  of  her  majesty's  commissioners,  ap- 
pointed to  inquire  into  the  state  of  the 
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the  university.  4th  ed.  Cambridge, 
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— Smith  Q.  J.)  Cambridge  portfolio.  London, 
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CamMdge. 


OF  THE  COLLEGE  OF  NEW  JERSEY. 


Canada, 


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— Wainewright  (L.)  Literary  and  scientific 
pursuits  which  are  encouraged  in  the  uni- 
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24.1494.6 

Cambridge,  {Massachusetts), 

Harvard  college, 

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lege. [By  B.  Peirce].  Cambridge,  1830- 
34.     3v.  tn4.     8°.  16. 1003. 5 

^Thesame.     First  supplement.     Cambridge, 

1834.     8'.  16.1003.5 

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uates of  Harvard  university,  1642-1677. 
Cambridge.  1873-81.     2  v.     8°.    4.198^.2 

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^    anrard  obsenratonr  annalsf  v.  x,  pt.  xl. 
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Mount  Auburn, 
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Mount  Auburn.    Boston,  i860.     16**. 

4.172.22 
Camden  (William),    b.  1551.    d.  1623. 
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189.  V.  I  of  6.347.6 

Camels. 

— Marsh  (G.  P.)    The  camel.  38.3733.1 

[In  Smithaooian  report,  1854,  pp.  98-122]. 

Cameos.    See  Gems. 

Cameron  (Sir  Ewen).    b,  1629.    d,  17 19. 

— Drummond  (J.)  Memoirs  of  sir  Ewen  Came- 
ron of  Locheill,  chief  of  the  clan  Came- 
ron. [Ed.  by  J.  Macknight].  Edinburgh, 
1842.     4*.  6.336.18 

Cameroons  Mountains.    See  Camaroons. 

Camisards.     See  Huguenots. 

Camoens  (Luis  de).    b,  1524.    d.  1579. 

— MiCKLE  (W.  J.)  Life  of  Luis  de  Camoens. 
pp.  260-281.  V.  I  of  18.3052.7 

— Montgomery  (J. )<!»</ <?//4^j.  Camoens.  pp. 
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T-  -The  same.  32. 2012.  i 

Campagna  o(  Rome. 

— Canina  (L.)  Campagna  romana  esposta  nello 
stato  antico  e  moderno.  [Roma],  1845. 
folded  8*.  12.736.5 

— PiALE  (L.)  Pianta  della  campagna  romana. 
Roma,  1855.     folded  12".  Z2. 735.24 

Ste^  ais^j  Rome. 

Campbell  (Alexander),    b,  1788.    d,  1866. 

—Richardson  (R.)  Memoirs  of  Alexander 
Campbell,  [with]  a  view  of  the  religious 
reformation  he  advocated.  Philadelphia, 
1868-70.     2  V.     8**.  4.204.3 


Camilbeil  (AxxOilbald),  9/^  earl  of  Argyle,     d. 

1685. 
— Hume  (Sir  P.)    Narrative  of  the  expedition  of 

the  earl  of  Argyle,   1685.     London,  1809. 

4^  5-308.14 

Campbell  (John),  2^  duke  of  Argyle,     b,  1678. 

d'  1743. 

— Campbell  (R.)  Life  of  John,  duke  of  Ar- 
gyle.    London,  1745.     8''.  6.341. 18 

Campbell  (John  McLeod).     b.  1800.    d,  1872. 

— Memorials,  being  selections  from  his  corres- 
pondence. Ed.  by  D.  Campbell.  Lon- 
don, 1877.     2  V.     p.  8".  6.344.6 

Campbell  (Thomas),     b.  1777.    d,  1844. 

— Beattie  (W.)  Life  and  letters  of  Thomas 
Campbell.  London,  1849.  3  v*  S*"*  6- 344*  5 

— Redding  (C.)  Literary  reminiscences  of 
Thomas  Campbell.  London,  i860.  2  v. 
p.  8^  6.344.4 

Camper  (Peter),    b,  1722.    d,  1789. 
— ^Jardine  {Sir  W.)    Memoir  of  Camper,     pp. 
17-82.  V.  21  of  27. 1667. 1 

Campion  (Edmund),     b.  1540.    d.  1581. 
— Simpson  (R.)    Edmund  Campion:  a  biogra- 
phy.    London,  1867.     8*.  6.344.7 

Campistron  (Jean  Gualbert  de).    b,  1656.    d. 

1723.  , 

— Alembert  (J.  L.  d*).  Eloge  de  Campistron. 
pp.  193-225.  V.  8  of  8.500.2 

Camps. 

— ScHELE  (R.  H.)    Hygini  et  Polybii,  de  castris 

romanis,  quae  exstant.     Cum  notis  atque 

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— Stevin  (S.)     Castram^tation  descrite   selon 

Tusage  de  Maurice  de  Nassau.    Leyden, 

1618.   f^  30.3878.3 

See^  ti2s0y  Fortification. 

Canada.     Description^  residence^  and  travels, 

— Alexander  {Sir  J.  E.)  L'Acadie;  or,  seven 
years'  explorations  in  British  America, 
[1841-47].     London,  1849.     2  v.     12**. 

3.113.18 

— BoNNYCASTLE  {Sir  R.  H.)  Canada,  and  the 
Canadians.  New  ed.  London,  1849. 
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Ottawa,  1873.     2  V.     8**.  3.113.2 

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progress,  1853-56,  1866-69.  Toronto, 
1857,  and  Montreal,  1870.     2  v.     8"*. 

39.1812. 1,  29.1812.8 

— Haliburton  (T.  C.)  Bubbles  of  Canada. 
[Anon.]     London,  1839.     8°.  3-1 13.4 

— Heriot  (G.)  Travels  through  the  Canadas. 
London,  1807.     4'.  3.1131 

— Jameson  (A.  M.)  Winter  studies  and  summer 
rambles  in  Canada,  [1836-38].  London, 
1839.     3  V.     I2^  3.115.2 

The  same.     New  York,  1839.     2  v.     12°. 

3."5.2i 

— Marshall  (C.)  Canadian  dominion.  Lon- 
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— Martin  (R.  M.)  [British]  possessions  in 
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— Ogden  (J.  C.)  Tour  through  upper  and  lower 
Canada,  [1794?]  2d  ed.  Wilmington, 
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Canada. 


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Canopus. 


— Rae  (W.  F.)  Columbia  and  Canada.  [1876]. 
2ded.     New  York,  1879.     8*.        3.104.8 

Newfoundland     to    Manitoba,     [1880-81]. 

New  York.  1881.     i6'.  3.115.8 

— Saucrain  (C.  M.)  Dictionnaire  universe!  de 
la  Nouvelle  France.  v.  3  of  7.388.1 

— SiLLiMAN  (B.)  Tour  from  Hartford  to  Que- 
bec, in  18 19.     New  Haven,  1820.     12  . 

3.105.23 

— SwEETSER  (M.  F.)  Maritime  provinces:  a 
guide  to  the  coasts  of  Canada.     Boston, 

1875.   I6^  3.113-24 

—Traill  (C.  P.)  Backwoods  of  Canada, [1832- 
34].     [Anon.]  London,   1836.   i8'.   1.11.2 

Historical  memoirs, 

—Franklin  (B.)  Interest  of  Great  Britain  con- 
sidered, with  regard  to  her  colonies  and 
the  acquisitions  of  Canada  and  Guada- 
loupe.     53  pp.  V.  4  of  4.235. 1 

— Head  {Sir  F.  B.)  Narrative  [of  his  adminis- 
tration   in    Canada,  1835-38].      London, 

1839.  8"-  3.  "3.7 
— M^moires  sur  le  Canada,  depuis  1749  jusqu'ik 

1760,  par  S—  de  C— .     [A turn.]   Qu6bec, 

1873.   8^  3. 1 13. 5 

— Murray  (H.)  Historical  and  descriptive  ac- 
count of   British   America.     New  York, 

1840.  2  V.     I8^  3. 1 13. 26 

The  same.  33.2030.17 

— Parkman  (F.)    Count   Frontenac,  and   New 

France  under  Louis  xiv..  [1672-1701]. 
Boston,  1877.     8\  3. 1 13.  II 

Old  regime  in  Canada,  [1643-1763].  Bos- 
ton, 1874.     8^  3. 113. 12 

Samuel  de  Champlain  and  his  associates, 

[1542-1635].     pp.  163-420.       .     3.113.13 

— Quebec  literary  and  historical  society. 
Manuscripts  relating  to  the  early  history 
of  Canada.  2d  and  4th  series.  Quebec, 
1866-75.     2v.     8'.  3.115.23 

Third  series  of  historical  documents.  Que- 
bec. 1871.     8*.  3.113.6 

— Relations  des  J6suites  dans  la  Nouvelle 
France,    [1611-79].     Qu6bec,    1858.     4  v. 

8^  3.115.1 

— Warburton(G.)  Conquest  of  Canada.  [Anon.] 
New  York,  1850.     2  v.     12".  3. 115. 6 

Hochelaga;  or,  England  in  the  new  world, 

[1844-47.  Anon.]  Ed.  by  E.  Warburton. 
London,  1846.     2  v.     18.  3.113.14 

Sfe,  a/sa,  Abnaqui  Indians.  British  America, 
British  Columbia,  Fur  trade,  Hudson's  Bay  terri- 
tory, Labrador,  Lakes  of  North  America,  Mani- 
toba. Montreal.  Newfoundland,  Nova  Scotia. 
Quebec,  St.  Lawrence  River,  United  Sutes 
{French  ami  Iiuiimn  wmr). 

Canals. 

— Chapman  (W.)  Observations  on  the  various 
systems  of  canal  navigation.  London, 
1797.     4**-  26.3626.6 

— Debauve  (A.)    Des  canaux. 

V.  19,  pt.  2  of  26.1625.5 

The  same.     At/as.     4*. 

V.  19,  pt.  2  of  26.162S.25 

— Frisi  (P.)     Essay  on  navigable  canals.     Tr. 

by  J.  Garstin.     pp.  149-184.       26.3627.4 

The  same.     New  ed.     pp.  181-226. 

26.3624. 18 
— Fulton  (R.)  Treatise  on  the  improvement 
,  of  canal  navigation.     London,  1706.     4". 

20.3626.6 


—Jackson  (L.  D.)  Canal  and  culvert  tables. 
London,  1878.     8\  26. 3626.1  a 

—Phillips  (J.)  General  history  of  [our]  inland 
navigation.     London,  1792.     4*".    5.266.6 

— Tanner  (H.  S.)  Descriptions  of  the  canals 
and  railroads  of  the  United  Sutes.  New 
York,  1840.     8*.  26.1635.9 

S**^  ml»0t  Atrato  thip<anal,  Darien  ship-canal, 
Gani^es  canal.  In teroceanic  communication,  Nica- 
ngyuk  canal,  North  aea  canal,  Ourcq  river,  Pana- 
ma canal,  Suez  canal,  Tehuantepec  canal. 
Ai*0^  En^neering,  Hydraulics,  Water  supply,  of 
various  cities. 

Note.  The  catalogue  of  the  public  library  of 
Boston,  in  its  article  United  Sutes.  refers  to  the 
names  of  many  canals,  considered  in  the  legisla- 
tion of  congress  as  objects  of  appropriation. 

Canary  Islands. 

— Abreu  de  Galineo  (J.  de).  History  of  the  dis- 
covery and  conquest  of  the  Canary  Is- 
lands: from  a  Spanish  manuscript.  [With] 
a  description  of  the  islands,  including 
modem  history,  by  G.  Glas.  London, 
1764.     4^  zx. 666.9 

— Conquest  of  the  Grand  Canaries,  by  shippes 

of  the  United  Provinces,  1599.     [Anon] 

pp.  353-366  of  2.48.8 

— Murray  (E.)  An  artist's  life  in  the  Canary 
Islands,  [1832-48].  London,  1859.  2  v. 
8*.  zo.625.2 

.9>#,  at*0,  Atlantic  islands,  Teneriffe. 

Cancers. 

— Gamet  (J.  M.)  Th6orie  nouvelle  sur  les 
maladies  canc6reuses,  nerveuses,  et  autres 
affections  du  m^me  genre.  le  partie. 
Paris,  1772.     8".  29.3831.10 

Candia.     See  Crete. 

Candolle  (Augustin  Pyramus  de).     b.  1778.     d. 

1 841. 
— Buek(H.  W.)  Genera  candolleana;  seu,  index 

ad  A.  P.  de  Candolle  Prodromum  regni 

vegetabilis.     Berolini,  1840-74.     4  V.  in  2. 

8*.  28.1732.16 

— Flourens  (M.  J.  P.)    Memoir  of  Pyramus  de 

Candolle.     Tr.  by  C.  A.  Alexander. 

38.3733.1 
[Smithsonian  report,  1859,  pp.  971083]. 

Canitz  (Friedrich  Rudolf  Ludwig),  baron  von.  b. 

1654.     d.  1699. 
— Varnhagen  von  Ense  (C.  A.  L.  P.)  Freiherr 

Friedrich  von  Caniu.     pp.  11 7-168. 

V.  10  of  9.556.3 

Canning  (George),    b.  1770.    d.  1827. 

— Memoir  of  the  right  hon.  George  Canning. 
[Anon.]  pp.  7-104  of  1. 10.27 

— Stapleton  (A.  G.)  George  Canning,  and  his 
times.     London,  1859.     8".  6. 344. 11 

Political  life  of  George  Canning,  from  1822 

to  1S27.  2d  ed.  London,  1831.  3  v. 
8^  6.344.10 

Cannon.     See  Ordnance. 

Canon  law.     See  Law,  (Canon), 

Canopus,  {inscription  at). 

— Lepsius  (C.  R.)  Das  bilingue  dekret  von  Ka- 
nopus,  mit  iibersetzung  und  erklXrung 
beider  texte.  ler  iheil.  Berlin,  1866.  36 
pp.     8  pi.     f*.  II.647.1 

— Sharpe  (S.)  The  decree  of  Canopus,  in  hier- 
oglyphics and  Greek,  and  an  explanation. 
London,  1870.  12  pp.  16  pi.  120  pp. 
8".  1 1.646.191 


108 


Canora. 


OF  THE  COLLEGE  OF  NEW  JERSEY. 


Caricature. 


CanoTa  (Antonio).    ^.  1757.    d,  1822. 

— CicoGNARA  (L.)    Biographical  memoir,     pp. 

i-xl.  V.  I  of  30.1896.12 

— Memes  (J.  S.)     Memoirs  of  Antonio  Canova. 

Edinburgh,  1825.     8**.  12.725. 10 

Canterbury. 

— Epistolae  cantuarienses,  1187-1199.    \AnonJ\ 
Ed.  by  W.  Stubbs.     London,  1865.     8^ 
V.  2  of  5.2295.2 

— Guide  to  Canterbury  and  the  cathedral,  with  a 
map  of  the  city.  \Anon.'\  Canterbury, 
[1880].    68  pp.    i6*.     No.  23i  of  5. 273. 1 1 

— Stanley  (A.  P.)  Historical  memorials  of 
Canterbury.  6th  ed.  London,  1872. 
16".  5-2735 

— Thomas,  of  Elmham.  Historia  monasterii  S. 
Augustini  cantuariensis.  YA,  by  C.  Hard- 
wick.  .  .  .  London,  1858.  8**.  5.2304. 11 
S€*y  «U*0^  Becket  (Thomas  a). 

Canton.    (Kwang-chow  Foo). 

— Gray  {Mrs.  J.  H.)  Fourteen  months  in  Can- 
ton, [1877-78].     London,  1880.     16". 

11.694.22 

Canute,  {king  of  England),     b,  995.     d.  1035, 

— Cnutonis  regis  gesta;  sive,  encomium  Emmae 
reginae.     [Anon.']    pp.  509-525' 

V.  19  of  9.528.1 

Caoutchouc,  {India  rubber). 

—Caoutchouc  and  gutta-percha.  [Anon.]  Tr. 
from  the  **Au£der  Natur."  28.3733.1 
[/»  Smithftonian  report,  1864,  pp.  ao6-aao]. 

— Maigne  (W.)  Nouveau  manuel  du  fabricant 
d'objets  en  caoutchouc.  Paris,  1880.  2 
V.  in  I.     24*.  30.1870.40 

Cape  Ann,  {in  Mc^sachusetts). 

—Thornton  (J.  W.)    landing  at  Cape  Anne. 

With  a  history  of  the  colony,  1624-1628. 

Boston,  1854.     8**.  4. 173. 12 

Cape  Colony,  or  Cape  of  Good  Hope. 

— Barnard  {lady  A.  L.)  Extracts  from  the  jour- 
wial  of  a  residence  at  the  Cape  of  Good 
Hope,  [1797-98]-     pp.  369-476. 

V.  3  of  6.356.16 

— Le  Vaillant  (F.)  Travels  in  the  interior  dis- 
tricts of  Africa,  1780-S5.     pp.  1-175. 

V.  21  of  3.2030.1 

—Martin  (R.  M.)    Cape  of  Good  Hope. 

pp.  473-497  of  3.105.2 

— Napier  (E.  E.)  Excursions  in  southern  Africa, 
[1846-47!,  including  a  history  of  the  Cape 
colony.  London,  1849.  2  v.  12".  11.662.25 

—Ten  Rhyne  (W.)  Account  of  the  Cape  of 
Good  Hope,  and  the  Hottentotes,  1673. 
pp.  829-845.  V.  4  of  2.58.4 

— Theal  (G.  M.)  Compendium  of  the  history 
and  geography  of  South  Africa.  Londoii, 
1878.     2  V.  in  I.     8*.  IX. 662. 7 

S*€^  alto^  Africa,  {Soutktni). 

Capel  (Arthur,  baron),     b.  1603.     d.  1649. 

—Lewis  {lady  M.  T.  L.  V.)  Life  ot  Arthur,  lord 
Capell.     pp.  247-304,  1-279. 

vv.  I,  2  of  6.338^.3 

Capel  (Arthur),  earl  of  Essex,     d.  1683. 

— Enquiry  into  the  barbarous  murther  of  the 
late  earl  of  Essex.  [Anon.  London], 
1684.     s.  4^  6.351.3 

CapitaL    See  Polhical  economy. 


Capital  punishment. 

— Cheever  (G.  B.)  Punishment  by  death:  its 
authority  and  expediency.  New  York, 
1842.     12".  24.1474.39 

— Mittermaier  (J.  C.  A.)  Capital  punishment. 
[Tr.  and]  ed.  by  J.  M.  Moir.  London, 
1865.     16''.  3^.1474.41 

— Punishment  of  death.  Articles  from  the 
Morning  Herald.  [Anon.]  London,  1836- 

37.   2v.    I2^  24.1474.43 

5##,  aUOy  Puniahments. 

N9te.     Victor  Hu{|fo*s  novel,   "Qaude  Gueux: 

the  last  day  of  a  cowdemned  man,'*  is  a  powerful 

plea  in  favoi  of  the  abolition  of  capital  punish- 

ment. 

Capponi  (Niccol6).    b.  1484.     d.  1539. 

— tSegni  (B.)  Vita  di  Niccol6  Capponi.  pp.  271- 

378.  [Classici  italiani]. 

Captivity.     See  Prison  discipline,  Prison  life. 
Capuchins.     See  Franciscan  order. 
Caracci  family.     See  Carracci. 
Caraffa  family. 
— Reumont  (A.  von).     Carafas  of  Maddaloni: 

Naples  under  Spanish  dominion.     From 

the  German.     London,  1854.     p.  8**. 

12.732.14 
Caraffa  (Anna),  princess  of  Stigliano.     b.  about 

16 10.     d.  1645. 
— St.   John  (H.  R.)    Court  of  Anna  Carafa, 

[1630-45].    London,  1872.    8**.     12. 732.1 
Caraffa  (Livia  Doria).     b.  1745.     d.  1779. 
— Prose,  e  verse  per  onorare   la  memoria  di 

Livia   Doria  Caraffa.      [Anon.      Parma, 

1784].     4^.  18.3050. 19 

Carausins  (Marcus  Aurelius  Valerius),     d.  293. 
— De  Peyster  (J.  W.)     History  of  Carausius. 

Poughkeepsie,  1858.  8**.  Art  room.  B.3.14 
Cardano  (Girolarao).     b.  1501.    d.  1576. 
— MoRLEY  (H.)     Jerome  Cardan.     The  life  of 

Girolamo  Cardano  of   Milan,  physician. 

London,  1854.     2  v.     12**.  12.724. 10 

Cardinals. 
— Bargrave  (J.)    Pope  Alexander  the  seventh, 

and  the  college  of  cardinals.  Ed.  by  J.  C. 

Robertson.  London,  1867.  s.  4".    5.3x6.1 
— ^WiLLiAMS  (R.  F.)     Lives  of  the  English  cardi- 
nals.   London,  1868.    2  v.    8*.     6.338^.10 

Set^  also^  Popes. 
Cards,  {playing). 
— Chatto  (W.  A.)    Facts  and  speculations  on 

the  origin  and  history  of  playing  cards. 

London,  1848.     8°.  17. 1027.6 

—Taylor  (E.   S.)    History  of  playing  cards. 

London,  1865.     16**.  17.1027.25 

Carew  {Sir  Peter),     b.  15 14.     d.  1575. 
— VowELL,  or  Hooker  (J.)    Lyffe  of  sir  Peter 

Carewe,  who  dyed  1575.     pp.  96-151. 

V.  28  of  5.2296.1 
Carey.    See  Cary. 
Caribs,  {natives  of  the  West  Indies). 
— Sheldon  (W.)     Brief  account  of  the  Caraibs, 

who  inhabited  the  Antilles,     pp.  365-433. 
V.  I  of  4. 173. 1 
Caricature. 
— Parton  (J.)    Caricature,  and  other  comic  art. 

New  York,  1877.     8"*.     Art  room.  B.3.22 
—Wright  (T.)    History  of  caricature  and  gro- 
tesque  in   literature  and   art.      London, 

[1865].     8^  Art  room.  A.  3. 18 


109 


Cari8brook«% 


Subject-catalogue  of  the  library 


Gary, 


Carisbrooke  castle,  (IsU  of  Wight), 

— Stratton  (W.  T.)  Guide  to  Carisbrooke  cas- 
tie.     Newport,  i88o.     23  pp.     8". 

No.  3  of  5. 273. 1 1 

Carlaverock  castle,  {Dumfriesshire,  Scotland). 

— Siege  of  Cariaverock,  a.d.  1300;  with  a  his- 
tory of  the  castle  by  N.  H.  Nicolas. 
[Anon.]     London,  1828.     4".      z8. 1076.5 

CSLTloSy  {prince  of  Spain),     b.  1 545.     d.  1 568. 

— Helfferich  (A.)  Don  Carlos  von  Spanien. 
[Leipzig,  1859].     18*.  zo.624.21 

—Schiller  (J.  C.  F.  von).  Briefe  ttber  Don 
Cailos.     pp.  265-312.        V.  10  of  9.555.2 

Don    Carlos,    infant    von    Spanien.       Ein 

dramatisches  gedicht.     pp.  1-274, 

^     ,     .      .  V.  3  of  9.555.2 

Carlovmg^ans,  {immediate  successors  of  Charle- 
magne), 

— B5HMER  (J.  F.)  Urkunden  sAmmtlicher  karo- 
linger  in  kurzen  ausziigen.  Frankfurt  am 
Main,  1833.     4'.  9.526.2 

— Eginhard.  Annales,  [741-829.  Ed.]  G.  H. 
Pertz.     Hannoverae,  1854.     loi  pp.     8**. 

9-521. 5i 
The  same.   Annales  des  rois  Pepin,  Charle- 
magne, et  Louis-le-d6bonnaire.     116  pp. 
v.  3  of  8.463.2 
Sti^  also^  France,  {History),  German  empire. 

Carlyle  (Alexander),     b.  1722.    </.  1805. 

— Autobiography.     [Ed.    by  J.    H.    Burton]. 

Boston,  1861.     12''.  6.344.15 

Carlyle  (Jane  Welsh). 

— Carlyle   (T.)    Reminiscences  of   his    wife, 
pp.  323-510  of  6.338^.14 
Carlyle  (Thomas),     b.  1795.     d,  1881. 
—[Autobiographical]  reminiscences.     Ed.  by 

J.  A.  Froude.     New  York,  1881.     8^ 

6.338^.14 
— Bayne  (P.)    Thomas  Carlyle.     199  pp. 

31.1301.31 
— Conway  (M.    D.)     Thomas  Carlyle.      New 

York,  1881.     I2^  6.344.16 

—Froude  (J.  A.)    Thomas  Carlyle,  .  .  .  1795- 

1835.  New  York,  1882.  2  v.  8**.    6.344.17 
— Greg  (W.    R.)    Kingsley  and  Carlyle.     pp. 

113-145.  21.1306.34 

— Schmidt  (J.)    Thomas  Carlyle.     pp.  80-180. 

16. 1005.3 
— Taine  (H.)      Id6alisme   anglais:    6tude    sur 

Carlyle.     Paris,  1864.     18**.       23.1433.24 
Carnot  (Lazare  Nicolas  Marguerite),    b.  1753. 

d.  1823. 
— Arago  (D.  F.  J.)    Carnot.     pp.  511-633. 

V.  I  of  26.1652.8 
The  same.     Carnot.     Tr.  by  W.  H.  Smyth, 

B.  Powell,  and  R.  Grant.     116  pp. 

2d  series  of  8.478^.23 
— Maccall  (W.)     Lazarus  Carnot.     pp.   255- 

283.  V.  2  of  8.4780.1 

Caro  (Annibale).    b.  1507.     d.  1566. 
— Letterk.     Colla  vita  dell'  autore  da  A.  F. 

Seghezzi.     Milano,  1807.     3  v.     8". 

[Classic!  italiani]. 
Caroline  Amelia  Elizabeth,  {consort  of  George 

IV.  of  England),     b,  1768.     d.  1 82 1. 
— Brougham  (H.)    Speech  in  defence  of  queen 

Caroline,     pp.  75-200.     v.  9  of  6.2342. ii 
—Nightingale   {].)      Memoirs    of   Caroline, 

consort  of  George  the  fourth.     6th  ed. 

London,  1820-22.     3  v.     8'.         5.304.20 


Caroline  Matilda,  {consort  of  Christian  vii.  of 
Denmark),     b,  1751.     d.  1775. 

— Smyth  (G.)  Memoirs  of  Caroline  Matilda, 
queen  of  Denmark,    pp.  154-345. 

V.  I  of  6.355.6 

Carracd  family,  itth  century. 

— BoLOGNiNi  Amorini  (A.)  Vite  dei  Carracci. 
Bologna,  1840.  88  pp.  8".  30.1916.  Box  I 

Carriages. 

— Markland  (J.  H.)  Early  use  of  cfirriages  in 
England,  and  modes  of  travelling  of  our 
ancestors,   pp.  443-476.  v.  20  of  5.2286.1 

Carter  (Elizabeth),     b,  1717.    d.  1806. 

— Letters  to  Mrs.  Montagu,  between  1755  and 
1800.  London,  1817.    3  V.    8^*.     6.2366.18 

— Series  of  letters  between  Mrs.  Carter  and 
Miss  Talbot,  1741-70.  [With]  letters  to 
Mrs.  Vesey,  1763-87.  London,  1809. 
4v.     8^  21.3294.3 

— Pennington  (M.)  Memoirs  of  Mrs.  E.  Car- 
ter, with  her  poems.  2d  ed.  London, 
1808.     2v.     8^  6.2362.5 

Cartesian  philosophy.     See  Philosophy. 

Carthage. 

— Chateaubriand  (F.  A.  R.  de).  Voyage  de 
Tunis,     pp.  40-73.  V.  8  of  8.506.1 

— Davis  (N.)  Carthage  and  her  remains:  ac- 
count of  excavations  and  researches. 
London,  1861.     8°.  xi. 653.3 

— Heeren  (A.  H.  L.)  Historical  researches 
into  the  politics,  intercourse,  and  trade  of 
the  Carthaginians.  From  the  German. 
2d  ed.     London,  1850.     8°.  11.645.4 

— MCnter  (F.)  Religion  der  Karthager.  2e 
aufl.     Kopenhagen,  1821.   s.  4**.   IX.653.6 

— Rodet  (L.)    Sur  les  inscriptions  ph6niciennes 
de  Carthage, 
[journal  asiatique,  6c  B<r.,  w.  xa,  13]. 

— Smith  (R.  B.)  Carthage,  and  the  Carthagin- 
ians.    2d  ed.     London,  1879.     p.  8°. 

II. 653.13 

Rome  and    Carthage.      The    Punic    wars. 

[Abridged    from    the  preceding].      New 
York,  [1881].     I6^  12.740.21 

See,  also,  Punic  language,  Tunis. 

Note,    llie  history  of  Carthage  may  best  be  seen 

in  that  of  Rome,  late  in  the  period  of  the  repub- 

Kc. 

Cartwright  (Thomas),     b.  about  1535.     d,  1603. 

— Brook  (B.)  Memoir  of  the  life  and  writings 
of  Thomas  Cartwright.  London,  1845. 
8°.  6.344.20 

Cartwright  (Thomas),  bishop  of  Chester,  b, 
1634.     d.  1689. 

—Diary,  August,  1686-October,  1687.  Lon- 
don, 1843.     s.  4".  6.314.22 

Carring,  {at  table), 

— BoKE  of  keruynge,  ed.  by  F.  J.  Furnivall.  pp. 

261-288.  x8. 1072.4 

— Grimod  de  la  ReyniSre  (A.  B.  L.)  Manuel 

des  amphitryons.     \Anon.'\     Paris,  1808. 

8%  30.3873-20 

Carving,  {of  wood).     See  Engraving,  Sculpture. 

Carrosso  (William),    b.  1750.    d.  1834. 

— Memoir,  written  by  himself,  ed.  by  [B.  Car- 

vossol.     New  York,  1837.     32*.  6.34528 

[Gigcrl. 
Cary  (Lucius),  viscount  Falkland,     b,  1610.     d, 
—  1643. 


no 


Cary. 


OF  THE  COLLEGE  OF  NEW  JERSEY. 


Catilina. 


—Lewis  {lady  M.  T.  L.  V.)  Life  of  Lucius 
Carey»  viscount  Falkland.     246  pp. 

V.  I  of  6. 338a.  3 

Casa  (Giovanni  della).     b,  1503.    d,  1556. 

— Casotti  (G.  B.)    Notizie  iniorno  alia  vita  ed 

alle  opere  di  Giovanni  della  Casa.     88  pp. 

[Classic!  italianij. 

[/«  Casa*s  Opere,  v.  i]. 

Casanbon  (Isaac),    b,  1559.    d,  1614. 
—Greswell  (W.  p.)    Casauboniana.     Oxford, 

1840.     8°.  V.  2  of  17.1027.9 

— NiSARD  (C.)    Isaac  Casaubon.     pp.  309-456. 

17. 1042. 5 
Cashgar.     See  Kashgar. 
Cashmere. 
—Knight  (W.  H.)    Diary  of  a  pedestrian  in 

Cashmere  and  Thibet,  [i860].     London, 

1863.    8*.  xx.684.21 

Casimir  v.  (John),  king  of  Poland,    b.  1609. 

d,  1672. 
— Plebanski  (J.  C.)    De  successoris  designandi 

consilio,  vivo  Joanne  Casimiro  Polono- 

rum  rege.    Berolini,  1855.     8".     xo.603  i 
Caspian  region. 
— HoMMAiRE  DE   Hell  (I.  X.  M.)    Travels  in 

the  steppes  of  the  Caspian  sea,  etc., [1838- 

43].     London,  1847.     8".  xx.691.5 

— ScHMicK  (J.  H.)    Aralo-Kaspi-niederung  und 

ihrebefunde.  Leipzig,  1874.  8°.  29.1803.4 

Sff^  ahe^  Aral,  Oxus. 

Cassano  library. 

— DiBDiN  (T.  F.)  Descriptive  catalogue  of  the 
library  of  duke  di  Cassano  Serra,  now 
the  property  of  earl  Spencer.  London, 
1823.     1.  8'.  X6.1016.3 

Cassia-tree. 

— CoLLADON  (L.  T.  F.)  Histoire  naturelle  et 
mMicale  des  casses,  et  particulidrement 
de  [ces]  employes  en  m^icine.  Mont- 
pellier,  1816.     4"*.  28.1748.23 

Castanis  (Christophorus  Plato),  b,  1814.  d, 

— Orekk  exile;  or,  a  narrative  of  his  captivity  on 
the  island  of  Scio,  with  adventures  in 
Greece  and  America.  Philadelphia,  185 1. 
I6^  x4.851.22 

Caste. 

— MCller  (F.  M.)    Caste,    pp.  295-353. 

V.  2  of  22.1383.33 

Castelar  7  Rissoll  (Emilio).    b,  1832. 

— TowLE  (W.  M.)    Castelar.    pp.  124-153. 

2.90.7 

Castig^one  (Baldassare),  conte.  b,  1478.  d. 
1529. 

— Castiguone  (A.  P.)  Vita  del  conte  Baldassar 

Castiglione.    [Italian  and  English].    18  1. 

V.  I  of  23.1462.23 

— Sbrassi  (P.  A.)  Vita  del  conte  Baldessar 
Castiglione.  pp.xvii-xl.  [Classici  italiani]. 

Castile.     See  Spain. 

CasUes. 

—King  (E.)  Observations  on  ancient  castles. 
pp.  364-413, 231-380.  w.  4,  6  of  5.2286.1 

Castnunetation.     See  Camps. 

Castriot  ((George).     See  Scander-Beg. 

Castfo  (Guillen  de).    b,  1569.    d,  1631. 

—Fox  (H.  R.  V.)    Guillen  de  Castro.     136  pp. 

v.  2  of  xo.624.15 


Cat  tribe,  The  (Felis). 

— MiVART  (S.)  The  cat.  An  introduction  to  the 
study  of  backboned  animals.  London, 
i88i.     8^  27.1673.16 

Catacombs.     See  Rome. 

Catalonia. 

—Pi  y  Margall  (F.)  Espafla.  Obra  pinto- 
resca  acompaflada  con  texto.  Barcelona, 
1842.     4**.  XO.626.2 

Catana,  {in  Sicily), 

— HouEL  (J.)  Vue  de  ramphith64tre  de  Caune. 
Basreliefs  antiques  qui  sont  dans  le  muse- 
um de  Catane.     pp.  116-148,  1-20. 

w.  2,  3  of  X2.718.1 

Catharine  {saints  of  Alexandria).     4IA  centufv. 

— Hardwick  (C.)  Historical  inquiry  touching 
saint  Catharine  of  Alexandria;  [with]  a 
semi-Saxon  legend.  Cambridge,  [Eng.], 
1849.    4^  15.2956.5 

—Legend  (The)  of  St.  Katherine  of  Alexandria. 
Edited.  .  .  by  James  Morton.  London, 
1841.    4*.  x8. 1056. 13 

Catharine  de'  Medici,  {consort  of  Henry  II,  of 
France),     b.  1 5 19.     d.  1589. 

—Balzac  (H.  de).  Sur  Catherine  de  M^dicis. 
Nouvelle  6d.     Paris,  1876.     I6^ 

V.  37  of  20. 1 2 10. 1 

— Brantome  (P.  de  B.  de).  Catherine  de 
M6dicis.     pp.  158-248.      V.  63  of  8.462.1 

— EsTiENNE  (H.)    Discours  merveilleux  de  la 

vie  de  Catherine  de  M6dicis.    pp.  57-210. 

V.  2  of  7.2420.2 

Catharine  11.,  Alexiowna  (Sophia  Catharina 
Dorothea),  empress  of  Russia,  b.  1729. 
d.  1796. 

—Memoirs.  Written  by  herself.  [Ed.]  by  A. 
Herzen.  From  the  French.  London. 
1859.     p.  8^  10.604.28 

—Catherine  ii.  and-  Voltaire  (F.  M.  A.  de). 
Lettres.     312  pp.  v.  78  of  8.490.1 

Nott.    Qu^rard  asserts  that  these  letters  cannot 
be  from  Catharine^s  hand. 

—Jameson  (A.  M.)    Catherine  11.    pp.  198-248. 

V.  2  of  32.2010.26 

— Laveaux  (J.  C.  T.)  Histoire  secrete  des 
amours  de  Catherine  11.  [Anon.]  Paris, 
an  vn.  [1798].     8".  v.  3  of  xo.603. 19 

— TooKE  (W.)  Life  of  Catharine  n.  ist  Am. 
ed.  Philadelphia,  1802.     2  v.  8".  10.603.3 

Cathedrals. 

—Bowles  (J.)  Prospects  of  all  the  cathedrals 
of  England  and  Wales.  [In  English  and 
French].     London,  1736.     4°.        5.247.3 

— Coney  (J.)  Engravings  of  ancient  cathedrals, 
in  France,  Holland,  Germany,  and  Italy. 
London,  1842.     C  Cabinet  X.5.1 

— HowsoN  (J.  S.)  Essays  on  cathedrals.  By 
various  writers.     London,  1872.     8*. 

31.1982.9 

—Lowell  (J.  R.)  The  cathedral;  [a  poem].  Bos- 
ton, 1870.     i6'.  1 7.  II 1 3. 1 5 

— Storer  (J.)  History  and  antiquities  of  the 
cathedral  churches  of  Great  Britain.  Lon- 
don, 1814-19.  4  V.  8".  Art  room.  A.2.15 

Stt,  mUo^  Architecture,  {Gothic),  {Italy). 
Alsoy  Canterbury,  Ely,  Glasgow,  Hereford,  Ijotl' 
don,{St.PaHrs)M'aiB,  Milan,  Psin9s{Notre  Damu), 
Peterborough,  Salisbury,  Strasburg,  York. 

Catholic  church.     See  Roman  catholic  church. 
Catilina  (Lucius  Sergius).    b,  about  109  B.C.    d. 
62  B.C. 


Ill 


Catilina. 


SUBJECT-CATALOGUE  OF  THE   LIBRARY 


CeUbacy. 


— Beesly  (E.  S.)  Catiline,  Clodtus,  and  Tibe- 
rius,    London,  1878.     8*.  12.744.15 

— Cicero  (M.  T.)  Invectivarum  in  L.  CatiK- 
nam  Hbri  quatuor.  88  pp.  v.  3  of  13.784. 3 

— Sallustius  (C.  C.)  Bellum  catilinarium;sive, 
de  conjuratione  Catilinae.     489  pp. 

V.  I  of  12. 763. 3 

The  same.  History  of  Catiline's  conspiracy. 

Tr.  by  T.  Rose.     pp.  19-93. 

V.  I  of  13.763.20 

Gate  (Marcus  Porcius).     b.  234  B.C.    d,  149  B.C. 

—Jordan  (H.)  Quaestionum  catonianarum 
capita  duo.     Berolini,  1856.     s.  8*. 

13.818^.12 
[In  m.  vol.  Utttrtd  "  Varia  ad  res  et  litteras  Ro- 
manorum'']. 

Cat-stane,  {battle-stone,  Kirkliston,  Scotland). 

— Simpson  (J.  Y.)  The  cat-stane,  Edinburgh- 
shire :  is  it  not  the  tombstone  of  the 
grandfather  of  Hengistand  Horsa?  Edin- 
burgh, 1862.     s.  4%  6.334.8 

Catallus  (Caius  Valerius).  ^.  87  i;r94  b.c.  d. 
about  54  B.C. 

— Davies  (J.)  Catullus,  Tibullus,  and  Proper- 
tius.     Philadelphia.  1877.     16".    12.740.7 

— DuNLOP  (J.)  Caius  Valerius  Catullus,  pp. 
454-539.  V.  I  of  17. 1043. 15 

— Ellis  (R.)  Commentary  on  Catullus.  Oxford, 
1876.     8%  x3.782.13 

-^Heinsius  (N.)  Notae  ad  Catullum.  pp.  633- 
653.  14.2856.7 

Caucasas  mountains. 

—Grove  (F.  C.)  The  •*  frosty  Caucasus";  a  walk 
in  1874.  London,  1875.  p.  8*.    11.691. 28^ 

— HoMMAiRE  DE  Hell  (L  X.  M.)  Travels  in 
the  steppes  of  the  Caspian  sea,  the  Cau- 
casus, etc.,  [1838-43J.  London.  1847. 
8^  II..691.5 

— Mounsev  (A.  H.)  Journey  through  the  Cau- 
casus.[i866].  London,  1872.  8*.    XI. 691. 11 

— WiLBRAHAM  (R.)  Travels  in  the  trans-Cau- 
casian provinces  of  Russia,  in  1837.  Lon- 
don, 1839.  8\  10.604.13 
Ste,  al*0^  Circassia. 

Cauchy  (Augustin  Louis),  baron,     b.  1789.     d. 

1857. 
— Valson  (C.  a.)    Vie  et  les  travaux  du  baron 

Cauchy.     Paris,  1868.     2  v.  in  i.     S**. 

25.1585.20 
Caulfield  (James),  earl  of  Charlemont.     b.  1728. 

d.  1799. 
—Hardy  (F.)     Memoirs   of   the   political    and 

private  life  of  James  Caulfield.     2d  ed. 

London,  1812.     2  v.     8*.  6.344.35 

Causation. 

— Barrett  (T.  S.)  New  view  of  causation.  Lon- 
don, 1871.     18".  23.1431. 18 

Causation.  pp.  29-48  of  23.1455.15 

— Brown  (T.)  Inquiry  into  the  relation  of  cause 

and  eflfeci.     4th  ed.     London,  1835.     8**. 

23.1431.3 

— Hazard  (R.    G.)    Two  letters   on  causation 

and   freedom   in  willing,  addressed  to   J. 

S.  Mill.    London.  1869.     p.  S*.   23.1420.2 

See,  aUo^  Final  causes.  Will. 

Cavendish  family. 

—Grove  (J.)  Lives  of  all  the  earls  and  dukes 
of  Devonshire,  descended  from  Sir  Wil- 
liam Cavendish.     London,  1764.     8*". 

6.344.42 


CaTendish  (Georgiana  b.  Spencer),  duchess  of 
Devonshire,     b.  1757.     d.  1 806. 

— Thomson  (K.  B.)fliw/(J.  C.)  Georgiana,  duch- 
ess of  Devonshire,     pp.  159-186. 

V.  I  of  6.367.1 

^Thesame.     pp.  I37-I59-  6.367.2 

Caves,  and  cave-dwellers. 

— Buckland  (W.)  Reliquiae  diluvianae:  obser- 
vations on  organic  remains  contained  in 
caves,   etc.     2d  ed.     London,    1824.     4". 

29. 1 816. 5 

— Dawk  INS  (W.  B.)  Cave  hunting;  researches 
respecting  the  early  inhabitants  of  Eu- 
rope.    London,  1874.     8*.  2.55.13 

St*.  aUo^  Earth,  Ellora,  Loray  cavem,MaD.  {An- 
tiquity  of).  Peak  cavern. 

Cavour  (Camillo  Benso,  contt  di).    b.  18 10.     d. 

1861. 
— BoTTA  (V.)    Discourse  on  the  life,  character. 

and  policy  of  count  Cavour.     New  York, 

1862.     8^  12.714. 1 

— Hayward  (A.)    Count  Cavour.  pp.  133-200. 

v.  I  of  21.1311.3 
— La  Rive  (G.  de).     Reminiscences  of  the  life 

and  character  of  count  Cavour.     Tr.  by 

E.  Romilly.     London,  1862.  8*.  12. 714. 3 
— Mazade  (C.  de).    Life  of  count  Cavour.  From 

the  French.  New  York,i877.  8*.  12.714.7 
— Speyer  (O.)    Camillo,  graf  von  Cavour.     pp. 

245-377.  V.  2  of  16.990.4 

— ViNEis  (    .)     Biografia  del  conte  di  Cavour. 

[Anon.]     100  pp.  25.1531.28 

Caxton  (William),     b.  1422.     d.  about  1491. 

—Blades  (W.)  Biography  and  typography  of 
William  Caxton.     London,  1877.     8\ 

17.1027.7 

How  to  tell  a  Caxton.     London,  1870.  16''. 

Art  room.  B.1.15 

— Bullen  (G.)  Caxton  celebration,  1877.  Cat- 
alogue of  the  antiquities  and  appliances 
connected  with  printing.  London,  [1877]. 
16**.  17.1027.22 

—Knight  (C.)  The  old  printer,  and  the  modem 
press.  London,  1854.  i6**.  17. 1027.23 
S<f,  alcOy  Printing. 

Cecil  (Robert),  \st  earl  of  Salisbuty.  b.  1550.  d. 
1612. 

— CouRTENAY  (T.  P.)  Robert  Cecil,  earl  of 
Salisbury,     pp.i-197.        v.  5  of  6.347.12 

Cecil  (Robert  Arthur  Talbot  Gascoigne),  '^d mar- 
quis of  Salisbury,     b.  1 8 30. 

— HiGGiNSON  (T.  W.)  Marquis  of  Salisbury, 
pp.  232-248.  6.347.9 

Cecil   (William),  ist  baron  Burghley.     b.  1520. 

d.  159S. 
—Charlton  (W.  H.)    Life  of  William  Cecil 

lord  Burghley.     Stamford,  1847.     8\ 

6.343-18 
— Macdiarmid   0)    William  Cecil     pp.    105- 

207.  6.348.3 

— Macaulay  (T.  B.)    Nares*  memoirs  of  lord 

Burghley.     pp.  108-135.  v.  2  of  21.1313.2 
—William  Cecil,  lord  Burleigh.     [Anon.]    pp. 

241-352.  V.  I  of  6. 347.  It 

Celibacy  of  the  clergy. 

—Taylor  (I.)  Ancient  Christianity,  and  the 
doctrines  of  the  Oxford  tracts.  Philadel- 
phia, 1840.  12".  31. 1942.27 
See,  also,  Monasticism. 


112 


Cslliai. 


OF  THE  COLLEGE  OF  NEW  JERSEY. 


CentraL 


Cellini  (Benvenuto).    h,  1500.    d.  1571. 
—Vita  da  lui  medcfimo  scritta.    Con  note  da 

G.  P.  Carpani.     Milano,  1806-11.     2  v. 

8°.  [Classic!  italiani]. 
The  same.     Memoirs,  written  by  himself. 

With  the  notes  of  G.  P.  Carpani.     Tr.  by 

T.  Roscoe.     New  ed.     New  York.  185 1. 

2  V.  in  I.     p.  V.  x2.714.14 
The  same.    Leben.  von  ihm  selbst  geschrie- 

ben.  Uebersetzt  von  (J*  W.  von]  Goethe. 

Wien,  181 1.     2  V.     p.  8*.  Z3. 714.22 

The  same.    Stuttgart,  1868.     2  v.     8". 

w.  24,  25  of  9.563.2 
^The  same.   Herausg.  von  F.  Strehlke.   Ber- 
lin. [1873].     i6".  V.  30  of  9.540.2 
Ctlts.  or  Gauls. 
— Bacmeister  (A.)    Keltische  briefe.     Herausg. 

von  O.  Keller.    Strassburg.  1874.     8**. 

15. 2932. 2 
— FouQUET  (A.)    Des  monuments  celtiques,  et 

des  ruines  romaines  dans  le    Morbihan. 

Vannes.  1853.     8^  7.386.21 

— Maclkar  (G.  F.)    Conversion  of  the  west. 

The  Celts.     London,  [1881].     16^. 

31. 1947.6 
— RiTSON  (J.)    Memoirs  of  the  Celts,  or  Gauls. 

London,  1827.    P-  8"*.  7- 383. 1 

— ^ScHOEPFUN  (J.  D.)    Vindiciae  celticae.     Ar- 

gentorati,  1754.    4".  7.386.10 

JSrr,  al*0.  Brittany,  Druidism,  Gauls,  Hebridet, 
Highland t  of  Scotland,  Ireland,  Orkneys. 

Celtic  lansfoares. 

— CuNO  (J.  G.)     Vorgeschichte  Roms.     z  th. 

Die  Kellen.  Leipzig,  1878.  s.4'.  15.973. 11 
—Edwards  (W.  F.)  Recherches  sur  les  langues 

celtiques.     Paris,  1844.     8".  X5.932.9 

— PRICHARD  (J.  C.)  Eastern  origin  of  the  Celtic 

nations,  proved,  by  a  comparison  of  their 

dialects  with  the  Sanskrit  and  Teutonic 

languages.  London,  1831.  8"".     15.2936.9 
— RoGET  (D.  F.  L.)    Glossaire  gaulois.  .  .  .  2e 

6d.     Paris.  1872.     8*.        v.  I  of  7.386.19 
^Zeuss  (J.  C.)    Grammatica  celtica.    Ed.  altera 

curavit  H.  Ebel.     Berolini,  1871.     8". 

15.935.2 
Set^  4iiW,  Cornish  language,  Gaelic  -language 
Welsh  language. 

Celtic  literature. 

—Arnold  (M.)  On  the  study  of  Celtic  litera- 
ture.    Lond6n,  1867.     8".         17. 1023. 16 

Cement. 

— Berthault-Ducreux  (A.)  Th6orie  et  pra- 
tique des  mortiers  et  cements  romains. 
Paris,  1833.     8*.  26.1632.39 

— Gillmork  (Q.  a.)  Practical  treatise  on  limes, 
hydraulic  cements,  and  mortars.  5th  ed. 
New  York.  1874.     8*.  36.1632.45 

—Grant  (J.)  Experiments  on  the  strength  of 
cement.     London,  1875.     8".     36.1632.41 

— Pasley  (C.  W.)  Observations  on  limes,  mor- 
tars, and  Puzzolanas,  with  rules  for  mak- 
ing cement.  London,  1838.  8*.  26.1632.53 

— ToTTEN  (J.  G.)  Essays  on  hydraulic  and 
common  mortars,  and  on  lime-burning. 
From  the  French  of  Treussart,  Petot,  and 
Courtois.  New  York,  1842.  8"*.  36.1632.49 

— ViCAT  (L.  J.)  Practical  and  scientific  treatise 
on  cilcareous  mortars  and  cements. 
Trans,  by  J.  T.  Smith.  London,  1837. 
8*.  26.1632.46 

5«r,  rniMy  Portland  cement. 


Cemeteries.     See  Cambridge,  {Mass,)    Mount 

Auburn^  Rome,  (Catacombs), 
Census.     See  United  States,  (Census). 

Centennial  exhibition,  (Philadelphia,  1876). 

— Brazil.  L'empire  du  Br^sil  k  Texposition 
universelle  de  1876,  i  Philadelphie.  Rio 
de  Janeiro,  1876.     8°.  3.134.22 

Empire  of  Brazil  at  the  universal  exhibition 

of   1876,  in  Philadelphia.     [Anon,]     Rio 
de  Janeiro,  1876.    8".  3.134.21 

The  same.     Kaiserreich  Brasilien  auf  der 

weltausstellung  von  1876,  in  Philadelphia. 
Rio  de  Janeiro,  1876.     8^  3.134.23 

—Ericsson  (J.)  Contributions  to  the  centenrfial 
exhibition.     New  York,  1876.     s.  4**. 

26. 1627.  z 

— Ingram  (J.  S.)  Centennial  exposition  de- 
scribed and  illustrated.  Philadelphia, 
1876.     8".  3.105.5 

— Masterpieces  of  the  international  exhibition 
illustrated.  [Anon,]  Philadelphia,  1877. 
3  V.     1.  8*.  Art  room.  C.2.4 

— Official  catalogue  of  the  British  section. 
[Anon,]  London,  1876.  2  pts.  in  i  v. 
s.  4'.  30.3877.10 

— Portuguese  special  catalogue.  [Anon,]  n.  p., 

1876.  8^  30.3877.12 

— Report  of  the  New  Jersey  commissioners  on 
the  centennial  exhibition.  [Anon,]  Tren- 
ton, 1877.     8^  30.3877.11 

— Strahan  (E.)  Art  gallery  of  the  exhibition. 
Philadelphia,  1877.  4"*.   Art  room.  A.4.14 

— United  States  centennial  commission.  In- 
ternational exhibition,  1876.  Reports. 
Philadelphia,  1879.    11  v.    8**.     30.3876.1 

The  same.    Washington,  1880.    9  v.     8'. 

30.3876.2 

Centipedes.    See  Myriapods. 

Central  America. 

— Bastian  (A.)  Isthmus  und  Guatemala,  [1876]. 
pp.  ^-440.  V.  I  of  3.136.5 

— Belly  (F.)  A  travers  TAmferique  Centrale, 
[1858-67].    Paris,  1867.  2v.  8".     3.125.9 

— Habel  (S.)  Sculptures  of  Santa  Lucia  Cosum- 
alwhuapa,  in  Guatemala.  Travels  in  Cen- 
tral America,  [1862-69].  Washington, 
1878.  90  pp.  8  pi.  4**.    V.  22  of  28.3748.1 

— Map  of  Central  America.  [Anon,]  London, 
[1852].     folded  12*'.  3.126.27 

— Morelet  (A.)  Reisen  in  Central- Amerika. 
[Vom  FranzGsische]  von  H.  Hertz.  Jena, 
1872.     8°.  3. 125. 10 

— Reich ardt  (C.  F.)  Centro- Amerika.  Im  in- 
teresse  der  deutschen  auswanderung. 
Braunschweig,  1851.    8'.  3- 125.23 

— Roberts  (O.  W.)  Narrative  of  voyages  and 
excursions  in  Central  America,  [t8i6- 
23].  [Ed.]  by  E.  Irving.  Edinburgh,  1827. 
18*.  1.20.25 

— Squier  (E.  G.)  Notes  on  Central  America. 
New  York,  1855.     8*.  3- 132. 14 

— Stephens  (J.  L.)  Incidents  of  travel  in  Cen- 
tral  America,  Chiapas,  and  Yucatan, 
[1839-40].     New  York,  1841.     2  v.     8*. 

3.125.7 
— Trollope  (A.)  West  Indies  and  the  Spanish 
Main,  [1859].  London.  1859.  8°.  3.126.2 
— Wagner  (M.)  Naturwissenschaftliche  reisen 
im  tropischen  Amerika,  [1856-59].  Stutt- 
gart, 1870.     8*.  3. 125. 1 1 


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CantraL 


SUBJECT-CATALOGUE  OF  THE  LIBRARY 


Challenger. 


—Wells  (W.  V.)  Historical  sketch  of  Central 
America.  pp.  449-522  of  3.124.7 

.SW«  o/nv  Guatemala,  Honduras,  Interoceanic 
canals,  Nicaragua,  Panama,  San  Salvador,  Te- 
huantepec,  Yucatan. 

Cephalopods. 

— Beyrich  (E.)  Ucber  einig^e  cephalopoden  aus 
dem    muschelkalk   der   Alpen.      Beriin, 

1867.  4**.  27.1726.3 
Ceramics.    See  Pottery. 

Cereals.    See  Grain. 

Cenrantes  Saavedra  (Miguel  de).    b,  1547.    d. 

1616. 
— BowLE  (J.)    Letter  to  Dr.  Percy,  concerning 

a  new  edition  of  Don  Quixote.     London, 

1777.    8.  4'-  20.1226.3 

— Merim^  (P.)    Cervantes. 

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Chmlmers. 


OF  THE  COLLEGE  OF  NEW  JERSE 


Chmlmers  (Thomas),    b,  1780.    (L  1847. 

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52.    4v.     12%  6.344-23 

lGi«cr]. 

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Chambers  (Robert),    b,  1802.    d.  1871. 

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^The  same.    3d  cd.    New  York,  1872*     16*. 

6.344.29 

Chambers  (William),    b,  i8oa 

— Autobiographic  reminiscences  of  William 
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Chambersbnrg^,  {Pennsyhania), 

— Garrard  (L.  H.)  Chambersburg  in  the  colony 
and  the  revolution.  Philadelphia,  1856. 
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Chambrun  (Joseph  Dominique  Aldebert  de 
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— PRIVAT  (C.)  Fragments  politiques:  comptes 
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Champagne,  {France), 

—Tomes  (R.)  The  Champagne  coimtry,  [1865- 
67].    New  York,  1867.     i6'.  7.383.8 

Champlain  (Samuel  de).    b.  1567.    d,  1635. 

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Chance.     See  Probability. 

Chancellors  of  England. 

—Campbell  (J.)  Lives  of  the  lord  chancellors 
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ChancellorsriUe,  (Battle  of.  May  2,  3,  1863). 

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burg.    New  York,  1882.     12%       3.150.5 

Chandler  (Zachariah).    b.  1813.    d-  1879- 

— Memorial  addresses  on  the  life  and  character 
of  Zachariah  Chandler,  delivered  in  con- 
gress, 1880.    Washington,  1880.     8**. 

4.204.3i 

Channing  (William  Ellery).    b,  1780.    d,  1842. 

—Brooks  (C.  T.)  William  Ellery  Channing:  a 
centennial  memory.     Boston,  1880.     16**. 

4.204.6 

—Channing  (W.  H.)  Life  of  William  Ellery 
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p.  8%  4-204.5 

—Memoir,  with  extracts  from  his  correspond- 
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— Peabody  (E.  p.)  Reminiscences  of  William 
Ellery  Channing.     Boston,  1880.     la"". 

4.204.4 

Chantrer  (Sir  Francis),    b.  1782.    d,  1841. 

— Jones  (G.)  Sir  Francis  Chantrey.  Recollec- 
tions of  his  life,  practice,  and  opinions. 
London,  1849.     i^"**  ^•344-32 

Chapman  (George),    b,  1559.    d,  1634. 

—Memoir  of  George  Chapman.  [Anon.]  pp. 
T-xliv.  V.  I  of  19. 1 142.4 

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critical  essay.  London,i875.  i6\  6.344.33 


Character. 

— Kant  (L)  Anthropologie  in  pragmatischer 
hinsicht.  Herausg.  von  J.  H.  von 
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23. 1443.21 

— La  BruyMe  (J.  de).  Caractferes.  Paris, 
1818.     2v.     8^  23.1464.40 

The  same.     Paris,  1844.     16°.      23.1460.13 

— Martineau  (H.)  Household  education.  Bos- 
ton, 1877.     32°.  24.1492.47 

—Smiles  (S.)  Character.  New  York,  [1872]. 
I2^  21. 1315.38 

Self-help;    with  illustrations  of    character. 

Revised  ed.  Boston,  1865.  12**.     6.347.17 

^Thesamc.  New  York, [1872].  I2^  6.347.18 

— Theophrastus.  Characteres.  Recensuit  et 
perpetua  adnotatione  illustravit  F.  Astius. 
Lipsiae,  1816.     8*".  14.913. 37 

Characters:  an  English  translation  by  R.  C. 

Jebb.      [Greek  and  English].     London, 
1870.     16*.  x4.913.39 

The  same.    Caract^res,  tr.  par  [J.  de]  La 

Bruyfere,    avec    des    notes    par    J.    G. 
Schweigh&user.    pp.  259-461. 

V.  2  of  23.1464.40 

The  same.  pp.  434-526  of  23.1460.13 

— Whipple  (E.  P.)  Character,  and  characteristic 
men.     Boston,  1871.    16''.        2Z.  1326.30 

5>#.  also.  Education,  Gentleman,  Humor,  Morals, 
Ridicule,  Satire. 

Charity. 

— Anecdotes  of  beneficence.     London,  1823. 

24°.  V.  I  of  1. 17.2 

— Parsons  (J.  U.)  The  philanthropies.  Practical 

workings  of  Christianity.     Boston,  1874. 

18°.  22.1347.  Box  I 

Charlemagne,  emperor  of  the  west,     b.  742.    d, 

814. 
— BuL?iNCH    (T.)      Legends    of   Charlemagne. 

Boston,  1872.     12**.  20.1223.9 

— Charlemagne:  an  Anglo-norman  poem,  of  Uie 

1 2th  century,  first  published  by  F.  Michel. 

London,  1836.     16°.  18.3060.10 

— Des  faits  et  gestes  de  Charles-le-grand,  par  un 

moine  de  Saint-Gall.     [Anon,]     pp.  163- 

268.  V.  3  of  8.463.3 

— DiPPOLDT  (H.  C.)    Lcben  kaiser  Karls  des 

grossen.     Tubingen,  18 10.     8^     9.541-33 
The  same.  Neue  ausg.   Tubingen,  1812.  8*" 


-Eginhard.    Annales,  [741-829. 
Pert!.     Hannoverae,  1845. 


9-541.34 
Ed.]  G.  H. 


loi  pp.     8®. 

9-52i.5i 

^The  same.     Annales  des  rois  Pepin,  Charle- 
magne, et  Louis-le-d6bonnaire.     116  pp. 
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^Vita    Karoli   magni.     [Ed.]   G.    H.    Peru. 

Ed.  altera.     Hannoverae,  1845.     44  pp. 
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The  same.    Vie  de  Charlemagne,     pp.  117- 

161.  V.  3  of  8.463.3 

— Fierabras.  The  \yi  of  the  noble  and  crysten 
prince,  Charles  the  grete.  Tr.  from  the 
French  by  William  Caxton,  with  introduc- 
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[Anon.]    London,  1880-81.     8*.     18.1070 

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das  jahr  813.  Cottbus,  1863.     37  pp.    4"*. 

7.386.  Box  I 

— ^JaffA  (P.)  Monumenta  Carolina.  Berolini, 
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X15 


Charitnapie. 


SUBJECTCATALOGUE  OF  THE  LIBRARY 


Charlts. 


^JAMES  (G.  P.  R.)  History  of  Charlemagne. 
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—  -The  same.     2d  ed.    London,  1847.     8*. 

8.482.21 

— Kaklamagnus  saga  ok  Kappa  Hans,  i  norsk 
bearbeidelat  fra  det  I3e  aarhundrede. 
[Anon.]  Udgivet  af  C.  R.  Unger.  Chris- 
tiania,  i860.    8^  Z8.3082.8 

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Charlemont,  ear/  of.    See  Caulfield  (J.) 

Charles  L,  king  of  England,    b,  1600.   d,  1649. 

— ^ASHBURNHAM  (J.)  Narrative  of  his  attendance 
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and  the  Isle  of  Wight  London,  1830. 
2  V.    8^  5.291.2 

—Borough  {Sir})  Notes  of  the  treaty  at  Ripon 
between  Charles  i.  and  the  covenanters, 
1640.  Ed.  by  J.  Bruce.  London,  1869. 
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— Cook  (J.)  King  Charles  his  case;  or,  an  ap- 
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^•Disraeli  (I.)  Commentaries  on  the  life  and 
reign  of  Charles  the  first.  London,  1828. 
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•^txdSv  fladtXixff.  The  pourtraicture  of  his 
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Charles  the  first.     London,  x86o.     p.  8  . 

5.294.11 

—Francisco  de  Jesus.  Hecho  de  los  tratados 
del  matrimonio  pretendido  por  el  prin- 
cipe  de  Gales  con  la  infante  Maria.  Ed. 
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— Gardiner  (S.  R.)  Personal  government  of 
Charles  I.,  1628-1637.  London,  1877. 
2  V.     8'.  5.303. 13 

— GuizoT  (F.  P.  G.)  Histoire  de  Charles  ler, 
[1625-49].  9e  6d.  Paris,  1866.  2  v. 
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Projet  de  marlage  royal.    Paris,  1S63.  iS**. 

6.341. II 

—HiLLiEK  (G.)  Narrative  of  the  attempted  es- 
capes of  Charles  the  first  from  Carisbrook 
castle.     London,  1852.     p.  8".      5. 290. 11 

— Historic  reprints  of  our  old  English  news- 
papers, published  in  the  reign  of  Charles 
the  first.     [Anon.]     London,  n.d.     4°. 

5.306.13 

— Johnson  (G.  W.)  Fairfax  correspondence. 
Memoirs  of  the  reign  of  Charles  the  first. 
London,  1S48.     2  v.     8°.  5.294.7 

— King's  cabinet  opened;  or,  certain  secret  let- 
ters and  papers  written  with  the  king's 
own  hand.     pp.  340-363.  5.308.15 

— Letters  to  queen  Henrietta  Maria.  Ed.  by 
J.  Bruce.     London,  1856.   s.  4".  6.315.20 

— Lilly  (W.)  Observations  on  the  life  and 
death  of  Charles  I.   pp.  169-282.  6.341.23 

— Ludlow  (E.)  Letters  concerning  the  tyranny 
of  the  first  four  years  of  king  Charles; 
with  a  detection  of  Hollingworth's  disin- 
genuity  in  his  defence  of  Charles  i.  Lon- 
don, 1812.    4*.  S*3oS.i3 


—Mackintosh  (Sir  J.)  Refutation  of  the  claim 
on  behalf  of  Charies  i.  to  the  authorship 
of  the  BIKON  BA2IAIKH.     pp.  505-540. 

V.  I  of  6.235S.4 

^Masbres  (F.)  Select  tracts  relating  to  the 
dvil  wars  in  England,  in  the  reign  of 
Charles  the  first.  London,  1815.  2  v. 
4'.  5.306.17 

—Milton  (J.)  Eikonoklastes;  in  answer  to 
"  Eikon  basilika."    pp.  301-496. 

V.  X  of  34.1508.  x8 

^The  same.  6.2353.4 

—  -Pro  populo  anglicano  defensio,  contra  Sal- 
masii  Defensionem  'regiam.  Londini, 
1651.     I2^  Art  room.  B.I. 25 

^  -The  same.  Defence  of  the  people  of  Eng- 
land, in  answer  to  Salmasius'  Defence 
of  the  king.  pp.  1-313.  v.  i  of  24.1502. 18 

The  same.  6.2353.4 

Second  defence  of  the  people  of  England; 

in  answer  to  **  The  cry  of  the  royal  blood 
to  heaven  against  the  English  parricides." 
[Tr.  by  J.  Wrongton].     n.  p.,   n.d.     8*. 

24.1502.13 

— Perrinchibp  (R.)  Life  of  Charles  i.  pp.  i- 
74.  S.2SS.4 

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responsio.  Londini,  1660.  12**.  24.i5oa2a 

— Toland  (J.)  Complete  history  of  Icon  ba- 
silike.    pp.  82-172.  6.361.9 

— View  of  the  reign  of  king  Charles  the  first. 
[Anon,]    pp.  327-340.  5.308.10 

The  same.  5.308.15 

—Wordsworth  (C.)  "  Who  wrote  eikqn 
BA2IAIKH?"  considered  and  answered. 
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Charles  IL,  king  of  England,    b.  1630.  d.  1685. 

— Carrel  (J.  B.  N.  A.)  Counter  revolution  for 
the  re-establishment  of  popery  in  Eng- 
land,  under  Charles  u.,  and  James  11. 
London,  1846.     12".  5.290.2 

— Davenport  (R.  A.)  Attempt  of  Charles  11. 
to  recover  the  English  crown;  his  defeat  at 
Worcester;  and  his  wanderings,  pp.  48- 
135.  V.  I  of  X.10.8 

— Ewald  (A.  C.)  Life  and  times  of  Algernon 
Sydney.  London,  1873.  2  v.  8\  6.371.28 

— Evelyn  (J.)  I^te  news  from  Brussels  un- 
masked, and  his  majesty  vindicated,  pp. 
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— GlTY  (H.)  Moneys  received  and  paid  for  se- 
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man.     London,  1851.     s.  4^  6.315.9 

— Hughes  (J.)  Boscobel  tracts  relating  to  the 
escape  of  Charles  the  second,  after  the  bat- 
tle of  Worcester,  [1651].  2d  ed.  Edin- 
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ChBx\^%V  ,y  king  of  France,     b.  1337.     </.  1380. 

— Christine  de  Pisan.  Livre  des  fais  et 
bonnes  meurs  du  sage  roy  Charles  v. 
pp.  581-637.  V.  I.  of  8.454.1 

Set,  alto^  Du  Guesdin  (B.),and  Edward,  the  black 
prince  of  England. 

C\i9LX\<t%V\,y  king  of  France,  b.  1368.  d.  1422. 
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et  de  son  r^gne,  1380-1422.  pp.  333-569. 
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Siey  «/r#,  BoucicauU 

16 


Cliarles. 


OF  THE  COLLEGE  OF  NEW  JERSEY. 


Charleston. 


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1407-22.     pp.  305-556.        V.  5  of  8.452.1 

— Journal  d'un  bourgeois  de  Paris,  sous  le 
rdgne  de  Charles  vi.  [Atton.]  pp.  629- 
699.  237-300.  w.  2,  3  of  8.454. 1 

— ToDi^RE  (L.  P.)  Les  illustres  chevaliers  sous 
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Charles  VII.,  iifi^  of  France,  b,  1403.  d. 
1461.  See  Coeur  (Jacques),  Dare  (Jeanne), 
and  Henry  v.  of  England. 

Charles  VIII.,  king  of  France,  b,  1470.  d. 
1498. 

— CoMMiNEs(P.  de).  Historical  memoirs  of  the 
reign  of  Charles  VI n.  pp.405-597.  7.422.2 

The  same.     pp.  93-290.         v.  2  of  7.421. 16 

Charles  IX.,  king  of  France,     b.  1550.    d.  1574. 

— M£rim£e  (P.)  Chronique  du  r^gne  de  Charles 
IX.     Paris.  1874.     12'.  20. 1232. 2i 

S«».  aUo^  Coligny,  Guises,  Huguenots,  St  Bar- 
tholomew's. 

Charles  V.,  emperor  of  Germany,  b.  1500.  d. 
1558. 

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9524.7 

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— Maurus  (H.)  Von  der  bekrdnung  keyser 
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ins  Tetttsch  bracht  von  P.  Fabricius.  pp. 
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—Robertson  (W.)  History  of  the  reign  of 
Charles  the  fifth.  America,  [Philadel- 
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The  same,      ist  Am.  from  loth  Lond.  ed. 

New  York,  1804.     3  v.     8°.  9.524.10 

^The  same.  With  an  account  of  the  empe- 
ror's life  after  his  abdication,  by  W.  H. 
Prescott.     Boston,  1857.  3  v.  8".  9.524.1 

— Sabinus  (G.)  SchOne  und  lustige  beschry- 
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eines  keysers,  wie  s61ichs  Caroli  dess  v. 
[Herausgabe]  P.  Fabricius.  MOlhusen, 
1561.   8\  9.510.15 

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the  emperor,  Charles  the  fifth.  3d  ed. 
London,  1853.     p.  8".  9.524.14 

5<r,  alw,  Fnmcis  i.,  king  of  France^  Henry  viii., 
king  of  England y  Reformation. 

Charles  XL,  king  of  Sweden,  b.  1655.  d. 
1697. 

— KoRT  utkast  til  konung  Carl  den  xites  his- 
toria,    [Anon.]    Stockholm,  1788.     16". 

10.594.37 

Charles  XIL,  king  of  Sweden,  b.  1682.  d. 
1718. 

—Frederick  ii.  Reflexions  sur  les  talents 
militaires,  et  sur  le  caract^re  de  Charles 
XI I.,  roi  de  SuMe.     pp.  69-88. 

V.  7of9.55i.i 

—  -The  same.  Reflections  on  the  character 
and  military  talents  of  Charles  xii.  pp. 
111-146.  V.  5  of  8.2494.1 1 


— KoRT  utkast  til  konune  Carl  xiites  lefver- 
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comte  de  Stenbock,  pour  servir  d'6clair- 
cissement  k  I'histoire  militaire  de  Charles 
xii.     Francfon  sur  le  Mayn,  1745.    i6*. 

10. 593.26 

— Nordberg  (J.  A.)  Kort  utdrag,  utur  then 
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och  kongliga  dater.  F5rfattadt  af  N. 
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The  same.     Leben  Carl  des  zw5lften.  [Ver- 

teutscht  von  J.  H.  Heubel.     Hamburg], 
1745-51.     3v.     i\  10. 598. 1 

—Voltaire  (F.  M.  A.  de).  Histoire  de  Charles 
xii.     Paris,  1784.     8^      V.  23  of  8.2485.1 

The  same.     History  of  Charles  xii.     From 

the  French.     2ded.     London,  1732.     8°. 

to.  594.23 

^The  same.      Ed.  by  O.  W.  Wight.     New 

York,  1864.     12'.  10.594.30 

The  same.     Storia  dl  Carlo  xii.     Tradotta 

da    G.    Filippi.      3a    ed.      Norimberga, 
[1840].     I6^  xo.593.27 

Charles  XIV.,  John  [Bemadotte],  king  of  Swe- 
den,    b.  1764.     d.  1844. 

— Meredith  (W.  G.)  Memorials  of  Charles 
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Charles,  of  Anjou,  king  of  Naples  and  Sicily, 
b.  about  1225.     d.  1285. 

— Conspiration  ^de  Jean  Prochyta.  [Anon]. 
Paris.  1827'     8^  V.  6  of  8.451. 1 

Se*^  also^  Sicilian  vespers. 

Charles,  the  bold,  duke  of  Burgundy,  b.  1433. 
d.  1477. 

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t^m^raire,  due  de  Bourgogne.  pp.  271- 
344.  V.  2  of  7.426.3 

— Chastellain  (G.;  Chronique  des  dues  de 
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vv.  42,  43  of  8.461. 1 

— COMMINES  (P.  de).  M6moires  sur  les  guerres 
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vv.  10-12  of  8*452.1 

—  -The  same.     Historical  memoirs. 

pp.  9-276  of  7.422.2 

^The  same.    342  pp.  v.  i  of  7.421. 16 

— Kirk  (T.  F.)  History  of  Charles,  the  bold, 
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— La  Marche  (O.  de).  M6moires.  Londres, 
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The  same.     pp.  301-577.        v.  3  of  8.454.1 

5>#,  alsoy  Louis  xi.,  king  0/  Franco. 

Charles,  the  good,  count  of  Flanders.         d.  1127. 

— Galbert  (  .)  Vie  de  Charles- le-bon.  pp. 
231-433.  V.  8  of  8.463.2 

Charles  Edward,  the  young  pretender.  See 
Stuart  (C.  E.  L.  P.  C.) 

Charles,  prince  of  Spain.     See  Carlos. 

Charleston,  {South  Carolina).  Washington  light 
infantry. 

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Charlestown. 


SUBJECTCATALOGUE  OF  THE  LIBRARY 


Chemistry. 


Charlestown,  (Massachusetts).  Ursulim  con- 
vent. 

— Whitney  (L.)  Burning  of  the  convent.  A 
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Charon,  of  Lampsacus,  ^th  century  B.C. 

— Creuzer  (G.  F.)  Charon  lampsacenus,  ejus 
aetas,  ingenium,  fides,     pp.  87-132. 

X4.2873.4 

Charriere  (Isabelle  Arabelle  E.  de).  b.  about 
1740.    d.  1805. 

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Chartography.     See  Map  drawing. 

Chase  (Salmon  Portland),     b.  1808.     d.  1873. 

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Chateaubriand  (Fran9ois  Auguste,  vicomte  de). 
b,  1768.     d.  1848. 

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1.  8\  v.  1-6  of  8.506.1 

— Alison  (A.)    Chateaubriand,     pp.  7-27. 

2Z.1301.8 

—Greg  (W.  R.)    Chateaubriand,     pp.  184-245. 

21. 1306.34 

— Sainte-Beuve  (C.  a.)  Chateaubriand,  pp. 
7-82.  V.  I  of  8.481.2 

Chatham,  \st  earl  of.     See  Pitt  (W.) 

Chatterton  (Thomas),     b.  1752.     d.  1770. 

— Dix  (J.)  Life  of  Thomas  (Chatterton.  London, 
1837.     16*.  6.344.38 

— Gregory  (G.)  Life  of  Thomas  Chatterton. 
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— Masson  (D.)  Chatterton.  A  story  of  the 
year  1770.     pp.  178-345.  x8. 1078^1. 13 

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The  same.    pp.  vii-cxxxii.  v.  i  of  18.1087.1 

Chaucer  (Geofifrey).     b,  about  1340.     d.  1400. 

Life. 
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Memorial  of  Geofifrey  Chaucer,     pp.  1-50. 

X  8. 1084.4 
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V.  I  of  6.348.10 

The  same.  32.2031.13 

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18.1071.5 
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— Lowell  (J.  R.)    Chaucer,     pp.  1-121. 

i8.i078<^.23 

The  same.     3d  ed.  i8.i078<^.23 

— Nicolas  {Sir  N.  H.)    Life  of  Chaucer,  pp.  i- 

116.  v.  I  of  18. 1084.6 

— Pauli  (R.)    Two  poets,  Gower  and  Chaucer. 

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— Speght  (T.)    Life  of  Gefifrey  Chaucer.     9  1. 

x8. 1088.12 

^The  same.     6  1.  x8. 1088. 11 

— Urry  (J.)    Life  of  Geofifrey  Chaucer.     10  1. 

x8. 1088.2 
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— Ebert  (A.)  Review  of  Sandras's  £tude  sur 
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V.  I  of  X8.1086.1 

The  same.     pp.  11 7-196.     v.  lof  x8. 1084.6 

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— Passow  (F.  L.  C.  F.)  Opuscula  academica. 
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Vermischte  schriften.      Herausg.    von    W. 

A.  Passow.   Leipzig,  1843.     8".   14. 2854.9 

— PoRst)N  (R.)  Tracts  and  miscellaneous  criti- 
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The  same.     2d  ed.     London,  1826.     1.  8^. 

14.2856.5 

— Reuvens  (C.  J.  C.)  Collectanea  litteraria; 
sive,  conjecturae  in  Ovidium,  Plauium, 
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OF  THE  COLLEGE  OF  NEW  JERSEY. 


Clay. 


The  same.  14.2855.26 

— RiTSCHL  (F.)  Opuscula  philologica.  Lipsiac, 
1866-79.     5  V.    S*.    And  pi.  to  V.  4.     4**. 

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24.1493.12 

— Struve  (C.  L.)  Opuscula  selecta.  Lipsiae, 
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— Triller  (D.  W.)  Observationum  crilicarum 
in  varios  graecos  et  latinos  auctores  libri 
quatuor.  Francofurti  ad  Moenum,  1742. 
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14.2856.2 

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— Wolf  (F.  A.)  Analecta  litteraria,  maxime 
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5>r,  also.  Antiquities  {Classical),  Chronology, 
Coins.  Geocraphy,  Greek  literature,  Latin  litera- 
ture, Mythology,  Philology  {Classical)^  Philoso- 
phy (.-<  ncienty 

A  iso  the  collceted  works  of  famous  scholars,  as 
Bcntley,  Erasmus,  Lipsius,  Parr,  and  others.  In 
the  correspondence,  moreover,  and  forensic  ad- 
dresses of  such  eminent  Grecians  and  Latinists  as 
Gudius,Melanchthon.  Scaliger,much  will  be  found 
illustrating  the  classics. 

Classical  literature. 

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[Giger]. 

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Classification  of  animals.     See  Zoology. 
Classification  of  the  sciences.     See  Science. 
Claudius  Dnisus  Nero  Gennanicus  (Tiberius), 

emperor  of  Rome,     b.  10  B.C.     d,  54  A.  D. 
— Lehmann(H.)  Claudius  und  seine zeit.  Gotha, 

1858.     8^  12.744.29 

Clausilia,  («  family  of  snails), 
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1877-     4'.  29. 1856. 1 

Clay. 
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New  Jersey.  Trenton, 1878.  8".  29.1815. 2 


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Cloiiglu 


Clay  (Henry),     d.  1777.    d.  1853. 

— Private  correspondence.  Ed.  by  C.  Colton. 
Boston,  1856.     8"*.  4-304.9 

— Prentice  (G.  D.)  Biography  of  Henry  Clay. 
Hartford,  1831.     I2\  4.204. 11 

— Sargent  (E.)  Life  and  public  services  of 
Henry  Clay.  New  ed.  New  York. 
1848.     S**.  4*204. 10 

— Swain  (J.  B.)  Memoir  of  Henry  Clay.  pp. 
7-198.  V.  I  of  21. 1295.21 

ClemenSy  aUxandrinus,  about  a.d.  200. 

— Le  Clerc  (J.)  Life  of  Clemens  alexandrinus. 
62  pp.  of  31.1941.17 

Clement  XIV.,  pope^  {Giovanni  Vincenzo  An- 
tonio GanganelliJ.     b,  1705.     d.  1774. 

— Interesting  letters,  with  anecdotes  of  his  life. 
From  the  French  of  Lottin.  2d  ed.  Lon- 
don. 1777.     2  V.     12^.  21.3291. 2 

The  same.  Dublin,  1777.  4  V.  12*.  2X.3291.3 

— Milman  (H.  H.)  Clement  xiv.  and  the  Jesuits, 
pp.  244-295  of  21.1314.31 

Cleopatra,  queen  of  Egypt,  b.  69  B.C.   d.  30  B.C. 
— Stahr  (A.  W.  T.)    Cleopatra.     Berlin,  1864. 

8^  12. 744. 18 

Cleopatra's  needle.    See  Obelisks. 
Clergy. 

— Babington  (C.)  Mr.  Macaulay's  Character  of 
the  clergy  in  the  seventeenth  century, 
considered.,  Cambridge,  [Eng.],  1849.  8*". 

5-295.3 

—Church  (The).  [Biographies.  Anon!]  pp.  193- 

264.  V.  I  of  0.348.7 

— Crockford's  clerical  directory  for  1881.    13th 

issue.     London,  1881.     8''. 

Revolving  case.  D.7 
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revolution.     New  York,  1864.     12°. 

4.198^.14 

— Michelet  (J.)     Priests,  women,  and  families. 

Tr.  by  C.  Cocks.     3d  ed.     London,  1846. 

16°.  31.1973.22 

— Milman  (H.  H.)   Relation  of  the  clergy  to  the 

people.  pp.  374-445  of  21.1314.31 

— Mirk  (J.)   Instructions  for  parish  priests.  Ed. 

by  E.  Peacock.     London,  1868.   '  8^ 

18.1073.9 
— Sprague  (W.  B.)    Annals  of  the  American 
pulpit.     New  York,  1857-69.     9  v.     8^. 

16  997.1 
— Taylor  (J.)    Clerus   Domini;  or,  a  discourse 
of  the  office  ministerial,     pp.  1-6 1. 

V.  I  of  22.1334.6 

—Taylor  (J.   B.)      Lives   of  Virginia  baptist 

ministers.    2d  ed.    Richmond,  1838.    12". 

3.196.19 

^The  same.     2d  series.     New  York,  i860. 

I2^  3.196. 19 

See,  also.  Bishops,  Cardinals,  Celibacy,  Fathers, 
Missionaries,  Monks,  Popes. 

Clermont-Tonnerre  (Fran9ois  de).  b,  1629.  d. 
1 701. 

— Alembert  (J.  L.  d*).  Apologie  de  Clermont- 
Tonnerre.     pp.  143-191.      V.  4  of  8.500.2 

CleyeUnd  dialect. 

—Atkinson  (J.  C.)  Glossary  of  the  Cleveland 
dialect.     London,  1868.     s.  4"*.     25.921.8 

^The   same.      Additions.      London,    1876. 

8  pp.     8*.  15.920. 14 


Cleves,  {in  Germany), 

— Stam-buch  der  grafen  und  herzogen  yon 
Cleve.  [Anon^  Arnhem,i679.  f.    9.518.9 

Clifford  (Anne).   ,b,  1589.     d,  1676. 

—Coleridge  (H.)    Anne  Clifford. 

pp.  241-292  of  6.3380.6 

The  same.     84  pp.  v.  2  of  6.348. 11 

Climate. 

— Becquerel  (A.  C.)  Forests,  and  their  climatic 
inHuence.  [From  the  French].  -28.3733.1 
[Smithftooiao  report,  1869,  pp.  394-4x8]. 

— Clark  (J.)  Influence  of  climate  in  the  preven- 
tion and  cure  of  chronic  diseases.  2d  ed. 
London,  1830.     8^  29.3825.3 

—Humboldt  (F.  H.  A.  von).  Recherches  sur 
les  causes  des  inflexions  des  lignes  iso- 
thermes.     pp.  103-359.       v.  3  of  ZI.695.2 

— SCHMICK  (J.  H.)  Gezeiten.  Weitere  studien 
an  parallel'flutkurven.  Leipzig,  [1876]. 
8^  2.43.23 

—Williamson  (H.)  Observations  on  the  climate 
in  America,  compared  with  [thati  of  the 
other  continent.  New  York,  181 1.  8  .  2.43.6 

— Woeikof  (A.  L  von).  Gletscher-  und  eiszeiten 
in  ihrem  verhiUtnisse  zum  klima.  Berlin, 
1881.     57  pp.     8*.  26.1655.  Box  2 

See,  also,  Asia,  Dublin,  London,  United  States. 
Also,  Clouds.  Dew,  Hygrometry,  Meteorology^ 
Mountains,  Ocean,  Rain,  Storms.        .y 

Clinton  (De  Witt),     b.  1769.     d.  1829^^ 

— HosACK  (D.)  Memoir  of  De  Witt  Clinton. 
New  York,  1829.    4^  4.208.1 

— Renwick  (J.)  Life  of  De  Witt  Cmton.  New 
York,  1845.     i8'.  32.2011,6 

Clinton  {Sir  Henry),    b,  1738.    </.  1795. 

— Narrative  relative  to  his  conduct  during  the 
campaign  of  1 78 1.  Philadelphia,  1865.  4*". 

3-146.3 

Clinton  (Henry  Fynes).     b,  1781.    d,  1852. 

— Literary  remains;  consisting  of  autobiogra- 
phy, literary  journal,  and  essays.  Ed.  by 
C.  J.  F.  Clinton.     London,.  1854.     12'. 

6.344-50 

Clive  (Robert,  lord),     b,  1725.     d  1774. 

— Gleig  (G.  R.)    Robert,  lord  Clive.   pp.  1-114. 

V.  3  of  32,203i.7 

Clocks.     See  Time-pieces. 

Clodius  Pulcher  (Publius).    d.  52  B.C. 

— Beesly  (E.  S.)  Catiline,  Clodius,and  Tiberius. 

London,  1878.     8**.  z2.744.15 

Clothing. 
—Stevens  (P.)    Report  on  clothing  and  woven 

fabrics.     Washington,  1870.     8*". 

V.  6  of  30.3875.5 

Clouds. 

—Howard  (L.)  Essay  on  the  modifications  of 
clouds.     3d  ed.    London,  1865.    4''. 

26.3646.14 

— PoftY  (A.)  Comment  on  observe  les  nuages 
pour  pr^voir  le  temps.  3e  6d.  Paris, 
1879.     8\  26.3646.25 

New  classification  of  clouds.  38.3733.x 

[/»  Smithsonian  report,  1870,  pp.  43^45^1  • 

Clough  (Arthur  Hugh),     b,  18 19.     d,  1861. 

—Memoir  of  Arthur  Hugh  Clough.  With  a  selec- 
tion from  his  letters.  Ed.  by  his  wife. 
269  pp.  V.  I  of  x8. 1084.27 

— HuTTON  (R.  H.)  Arthur  Hugh  Clough.  pp. 
156-179.  2x.1312.11 


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Cloned 


OF  THE  COLLEGE  OF  NEW  JERSEY. 


Cock1>ufn. 


—Norton  (C.  E.)    Memoir  [of  Clough].    pp. 

iz-xxxvi.  z  8. 1084. 30 

Onb-loot. 
— Detmold  (W,)    Essay  on  club-foot,  and  some 

analogous    diseases.      New  York,    1840. 

8^  29.3835.15 

— Mezger  (J.  G.)  Behandeling  van  distorsio 
pedis  met  fricties.  Amsterdam,  1868. 
53  PP-     8°.  29.3825.  Box  4 

— QuiMBY  (I.  N.)  New  mode  of  treatment  of 
congenital  talipes.  Jersey  City,  1875. 
12  pp.     8**.  29.3825.  Box  4 

Clubs. 

—Fairfield  (F.  G.)  Clubs  of  New  York.  New 
York,  1873.     12^  24.1522.38 

— TiMBS  (J.)  Clubs,  and  club  life  in  London. 
London,  [1872].     p.  8**.  24.1526.22 

Clyde  river. 

— Report  of  sir  John  Hawkshaw  as  to  the  puri- 
fication of  the  river  Clyde.  With  minutes 
of  evidence.     Edinburgh,  1876.     f*. 

Alumni  room. 

Coad  (John). 

—Memorandum  of  the  providences  of  God  to  an 
unworthy  creature,  during  the  rebellion  in 
1688.     London,  1849.     32°-  ^•344>55 

Coal,  and  coal-mines. 

—Bow  EN  (E.)  Anthracite  coal  formation  [of 
Pennsylvania].         pp.  120-235  of  4.192.8 

— Daddow  (S.  H.)  aftd  Bannan  (B.)  Coal,  iron, 
and  oil:  a  work  on  our  mines  and  mineral 
resources.     Pottsville,  Pa.,  1866,     8'. 

29.1806.21 

— D'Alignv  (H.  F.  Q.)  Report  on  the  manu- 
facture of  pressed,  or,  agglomerated  coal. 
Washington,  1869.    8**.     v.  5  of  30.3875.5 

— Fairley  (W.)  The  ventilation  of  coal  mines. 
New  York,  1882.  18**.  No.  58  of  26.1620.  i 

— Hair  (T.  H.)  Series  of  views  of  the  collieries 
in  Northumberland  and  Durham.  With 
descriptive  sketches  by  M.  Ross.  London, 
1844.     V,  28. 1798. 1 

— Hazard  (E.)  History  of  the  introduction  of 
anthracite  coal  into  Philadelphia,  pp. 
155-164.  v.  2  of  4.191.4 

— ^Jevons  (W.  S.)  Coal  question;  probable  ex- 
haustion of  our  coal  mines.  London, 
1865.     8^  29.1806.19 

— ^Johnson  (W.  R.)  Report  on  American  coals 
applicable  to  steam  navigation.  Washing- 
ton, 1844.    8**.  29.1806.20 

— Le  Conte  (J.)  Lectures  on  coal.  28.3733.1 
[Smithsonian  report,  1857,  PP'  119-X68]. 

— Macfarlane  (J.)  Coal-regions  of  America. 
New  York.  1873.     8^  29.1806.22 

— Pechar  (J.)  Coal  and  iron  in  all  countries  of 
the  world.     Manchester,  [1878].     8**. 

29.1806.26 

—Percy  (J)    Coal.    pp.  266-353  of  30.1876.17 

— Reports  of  the  inspectors  of  mines,  of  the  an- 
thracite coal  regions  of  Pennsylvania, 
1877.    Harrisburg,  1878.    8**.     28.1785.20 

— Saward  (F.  E.)  Coal  trade.  New  York, 
1876.     78  pp.     8'.  28.1798.  Box  2 

— Shkafer  (P.  W.)  Diagram  of  the  progress  of 
the  anthracite  coal  trade  of  Pennsylvania. 
Pottsville,  1879.     1.  i\   rolled. 

Alumni  room. 

—Sweet  (S.  H.)  Special  report  on  coal:  show- 
ing tu  cost  in  the  state  of  New  York. 
New  York,  1 866.     8'.  29.1806.24 


—Taylor  (R.  C.)  Statistics  of  coal.  2d  ed.  by 
S.  S.  Haldeman.     Philadelphia,  1855.     8^ 

29.1806.23 

— Thorpe  (T.  E.)  and  others.  Coal,  iis  history 
and  uses.  London,  1878.   8**.     29.1806.16 

— Williams  (C.  W.)  Elementary  treatise  on  the 
combustion  of  coal  and  the  prevention  of 
smoke.    London,  1858.    12".     26.1642.35 

— Williams  (J.)  Natural  history  of  the  strata  of 
coal.     265  pp.  V.  I  of  28.1791. 15 

Stty  aUoy  Fuel,  Gas,  Oil,  Petroleum. 

Coati. 

— Allen  (J.  A.)  On  the  coatis  (genus  nasua,. 
Storr).  Alumni  room. 

[/»  Bulletin  of  geological  survey  of  the  territories, 
V.  5,  pp.  i53-«74]- 

Cobb  (Howell),     b.  1816.    d.  1868. 

— BoYKiN  (S.)  Memorial  volume  of  the  Hon. 
Howell  Cobb.    Philadelphia,  1870.    p.  8\ 

4.204.12^ 

Cobbett  (William),     b.  1766.    d.  1835. 

—Rogers  (J.  E.  T.)  William  Cobbett  pp. 
139-185.  v.  I  of  6.367.23. 

Cobden  (Richard),     b,  1804.    d,  1865. 

— Apjohn  (L.)  Richard  Cobden  and  the  free- 
traders.   London,  [1881].    p.  8**.     6.345.3 

—Bourne  (H.  R.  F.)  Richard  Cobden,  and 
the  commerce  of  the  present,  pp.  365- 
422.  V.  2  of  6.347.3 

— M'GiLCHRiST  (J.)  Richard  Cobden:  a  bi- 
ography. New  York,  1865.    16°.     6.345.2 

— MoRLEY  (J.)  Life  of  Richard  Cobden.  Bos- 
ton, 1881.     8^  6.345.4 

Cobham,  lord.     See  Oldcastle  {Sir  J.) 

Cochin  (Pierre  Suzanne  Augustin).  b,  1823. 
d,  1870. 

— Falloux  (A.  F.  P.  de).  Augustin  Cochin^ 
Tr.  by  A.  Craven.     London,  1877.     8**. 

8.482.21 

Cochin  China. 

— BoRRi  (C.)  Account  of  Cochin-China.  [From 
the  Italian],    pp.  787-838.     v.  2  of  2.58.4 

The  same.    Relation  de  la  nouvelle  mission 

au  royaume  de  La  Cochinchinc.  Traduile 
par  A.  de  La  Croix.     Lille,  1631.     s.  8°. 

z  1.690. 1 1 

— Francis  (G.)  Cochinchine  fran9aise  en  1864. 
Paris.  1864.     8*.  1 1.693. 11 

— Grammont  (L.  de).  Notice  sur  la  basse 
Cochinchine.     Paris,  1864.  8%   I x. 693. 11 

— Pallu  (L.)  Histoire  de  Texp^dition  de  Cochin- 
chine en  1861.  Paris,  1864.  8".  zz. 694.11 

— Roy  (J.  J.  E.)  Souvenirs  d*un  ancien  mis- 
sion naire  k  la  Cochinchine.  Nouvelle  6d. 
Tours,  1864.     8*.  ZZ.693.H 

— Thomson  (J.)    Saigon,  or  Cochin  China. 

pp.  164-178  of  zz.694.2 
See^  aU0y  Tonquin. 

Cochin-Chinese  language. 

— MoRRONE  (G.  M.)  Vocabulary  of  the  Cochin- 
Chinese  language.  Lexicon  cochin-sinense 
latinum.  pp.  125-375  of  z5.2986.11 

— PiGNEAUX  (J.  G.  p.)  and  Taberd  (J.  L.)  Dic- 
tionarium  anamitico-latinum.  Serampore, 
1838.     4".  z5.948.13 

— Taberd  (J.  L.)  Dictionarium  latino-anamiti- 
cum.     Serampore,  1838.     4*.      z5.948.13 

Cocktmrn  (Henry  Thomas,  lord\  b,  1779.  d. 
1854. 


137 


Cockburn. 


SUBJECT-CATALOGUE  OF  THE  LIBRARY 


Coins. 


— Memorials  of    his  time.     Edinburgh.  1856. 

8^  6.345.5 

— Journal,  a  continuation  of  the  memorials, 

1831-54.     Edinburgh,  1874.     2  v.     8". 

6.345.6 
Coelenterata. 
— Greene  (J.  R.)    Manual  of  the  sub-kingdom 

coelenterau.     2d  ed.     London,  1863.  16". 

27.1724.29 

Sce^  alto^  Corals,  Hydrozoa. 
Coeur  (Jacques),     b.  about  1400.     d.  1456. 
— CosTELLO  (L.  S.)    Jacques  Coeur,  the  French 

argonaut,  and  his  times.     London,  1847. 

8^  8.482.23 

Coffee. 
— Wanklyn  (J.   A.)    Tea,    coffee,  and   cocoa. 

London,  1874.     16^.  30. 1934.34 

Coffin  (Levi),     b,  1799.     d, 
—Reminiscences  of  the  labors  of  a  lifetime  in 

behalf  of   the  slave.     Cincinnati,  [1876]. 

12".  24.1474.16 

Coins  and  coinage,  {including  medals). 

Ancient  coins, 

— Addison  (J.)  Dialogues  upon  the  usefulness 
of  ancient  medals,     pp.  53-204. 

V.  3  of  6.2340. 1 

— Arbuthnot  (J.)  Tables  of  ancient  coins,  ex- 
plained in  dissertations.  London,  1727. 
4**.  2.96.2 

— Blaramberg  (  .)  Choix  de  mfedailles  an- 
tiques d'Olbiopolis,  ou  Olbia.  Paris,  1822. 
8°.  2.96.13 

— CadalvAne  (E.  de).  Recueil  de  m6dailles 
grecques  in6dites.  Europe.  Paris,  1828. 
4°.  2.96.28 

— Card  WELL  (E.)  Lectures  on  the  coinage  of 
the  Greeks  and  Romans.  Oxford,  1832. 
8\  2.96.16 

— Daunou  (P.  C.  F.)     Des  m6dailles  et  des  in- 
scriptions, comme  monuments  d'histoire. 
pp.  178-214  of  2.94.1 

—  Eckhel(J.  H.)  Doctrina  numorum  veterum. 
Vindobonae,  1792-1828.     8  v.     4°.  2.96.6 

— Edwards  (J.)  Catalogue  of  the  Greek  and 
Roman  coins  of  Yale  college.  New 
Haven,  1880.     8°.  2.96.7 

— Frolich  (E.)  Annales  regum  Syriae,  numis 
veteribus  illustrati,  ab  obitu  Alexandri  ad 
Pompeii  adventum.     Viennae,  1744.     f. 

II. 708.7 

— Garrucci  (R.)     Numismatica  constantiniana. 
pp.  236-261  of  30. 1886. 1 

— Grasse  (J.  G.  T.)  Handbuch  dcr  alten  nu- 
mismatik,  bis  auf  Constantin  d.  grosse. 
Leipzig,  [1853-54].     8°.  2.96.14 

— Gronovius  (J.  F.)  De  sestertiis,  seu  subseci- 
vorum  pecuniae  veteris  graecae  et  ro- 
manaelibri  iv.  Lugduni  Batavorum,i69i. 
s.  4".  2.96.10  ■ 

— Head  (B.  V.)    Guide  to  the  select  Greek  and 
Roman   coins   exhibited    in    electrotype.  ' 
British  museum.     New  ed.  London,  1880. 
8°.  2.96.15^ 

— Landi  (C.)  Selectiorum  numismatum,  prae- 
cipue  romanorum,  expositiones.  Lugduni 
Batavorum,  1695.     s.  4**.  2.96. 11 

— Leake  (W.  M.)  Numismata  hellenica:  a  cat- 
alogue of  Greek  coins.  [With]  supple- 
ment.    London,  1856-59.     2  v.  in  i.    4". 

2.96.1 


-Madden  (F.  W.)  History  of  Jewish  coinage, 
and  of  money  in  the  [Bible].  London, 
1864.     1.  8^  2.96.5 

-MoMMSEN  (C.  M.  T.)  Geschichte  des  romi- 
schen  milnzwesens.     Berlin,  i860.     8^. 

2.96.9 

-Paruta  (F.)  and  Agostini  (L.)  Sicilia  nu- 
mismatica, studio  S.  Havercampi.  Ed. 
nova.     Lugduni  Batavorum,  1723.     V. 

12. 738. 1 

-RiNCK  (E.  G.)  De  veteris  numismatis  poten- 
tia  et  qualitate  lucubratio.  \Anon!\  Lip- 
siae,  1 701.     s.  4°.  2.96.24 

-Saint  Non  (J.  C.  R.  de).  Description  som- 
maire  des  m6dailles  de  la  Sicile.  pp.  363- 
386.  V.  4  of  12. 718.3 

-Schlager  (J.  C.)  Commentarius  de  numis 
antiquorum  in  thesauro  fridenciano. 
[Hamburgi,  1730?]     f^.  2.98.^ 

Note.  Coins  characteristic  of  ancient  states  are 
figured  in  Smith's  Dictionary  of  Greek  and  Ro- 
man (geography,  in  connection  with  each  article 
admitting  it. 

General  works  and  collections, 

-Akerman  (J.  Y.)  Numismatic  manual.  Lon- 
don, 1840.     8°.  2.96.12 

-Bom  (G.  T.)  Catalogus  eener  verzameling 
munten  nagelaten  door  T.  D.  Engel.  Am- 
sterdam, 1871.     s.  4".  2.96.17 

Catalogus  der  penningen  en  munten  nagela- 
ten door  Jamieson,  Feijens,  Landr6,  en 
Van  der  Wallen.  Amsterdam,  1870.  s. 
4*.  2.96.20 

Collection   de    monnaies   antiques,    laiss6e 

par  feu  J.  Baart  de  la  Faille.  Amster- 
dam, 1870.     41  pp.     s.  4**.  2.96.18 

-Green  (B.  R.)  Numismatics,  pp.  619-650. 
Revolving  case.  E.i 
[Encyclopaedia  metropolitana,  v.  5]. 

-HOMANS  (L  S.)  Coin  book.  [Anofi.]  Phil- 
adelphia. 1872.     S°.  25.1545.9 

-Humphreys  (H.  N.)  Coin  collector's  manual. 
London,  1853.     i  v.  in  2.     p.  8*.  2.96.26 

-Prime  (W.  C.)  Coins,  medals,  and  seals,  an- 
cient and  modern.  New  York,  1861.  s. 
4^  2.96.15 

-Snowden  (J.  R.)  Description  of  ancient  and 
modern  coins,  in  the  collection  at  the 
mint.     Philadelphia,  i860.     8''.         2.96.8 

— Description  of  the  medals  of  Washington; 
of  national  and  miscellaneous  medals,  etc., 
in  the  museum  of  the  mint.  Philadelphia, 
1861.     1.  8°.  2.96.3 

Medieval  coins, 

-Adamson  (J.)  Account  of  the  discovery  of  a 
number  of  the  Anglo-Saxon  coins  called 
stycas.  V.  25,  pp.  279-310, 

v.  26,  pp.  346-348  of  5.2296.1 

-Adler  (J.  G.  C.)  Museum  cuficum  borgia- 
num  Velitris.     Romae,  1782.  4"*.  2.96.23 

-Clarke  (W.)  Connexion  of  the  Roman, 
Saxon,  and  English  coins,  deduced  from 
observations  on  the  Saxon  weights  and 
money.     London,  1767.     4".  2.96.4 

-Fountaine  (A.)  Numismata  anglo  saxonica 
et  anglo-danica  breviter  illustrata.  pp. 
161-188.  v.  2  of  X5.2958.1 

-Hedler  (J.  C.)  Diatribe  de  nummis  scypha- 
tis  Nordmannorum,  quos  vulgo  regen- 
bogenschilslein  appellant.  Berolini,  1830. 
s.  4".  ,  2.96.27 


138 


Coins. 


OF  THE  COLLEGE  OF   NEW  JERSEY. 


Colleges. 


— Keder  (N.)  De  argento  ninis,  scu  Uteris 
gothids  insign^ito.     Lipsiae,  1703.    s.  4". 

2.96.19 

— Lindsay  (J.)  Notices  of  remarkable  medie- 
val coins.  Cork,  1849.  10  pp.  4*".  2.96.21!^ 

— Nesselmann  (G.  H.  F.)  Orientalischen  mUn- 
zen  des  akademischen  milnzcabinets  in 
KQnigsberg.     Leipzig,  1848.  8".  2.96.23I 

— Thwaites  (E.)  Notae  in  Anglo-snxonum 
nummos.  [Anon.]  Oxoniae,  1708.  s. 
8*.  15.2954.27 

Modem  coins. 

— Cardonnel  (A.  de).  Numismata  Scotiae;  or, 
a  series  of  the  Scottish  coinage,  from  the 
reign  of  William  the  lion  to  the  union. 
Edinburgh,  1786.     4**.  6.338.1 

—Dumas  (E.  C.  J.  B.)  Notes  sur  remission  en 
France  des  monnaies  d6cimales  de  bronze, 
(1852-1865).     Paris,  1868.     4**.       2.96.22 

— Ede  (J.)  View  of  the  gold  and  silver  coins  of 
all  nations,  in  engravings.  London,  1808. 
sq.  16".  2.96.21 

— Grueber  (H.  a.)  Guide  to  the  English 
medals  in  the  king's  library.  British 
museum.     London,  1881.     16".      2.95.26 

— Saulcy  (L.  J.  F.  C.  de).  Souvenirs  numis- 
matiques  de  la  revolution  de  1848.  [Anon.] 
Paris,  [1850].     4^  2.96.25I 

— TiNDAL  (N.)  Metallick  history  of  the  reigns 
of  William  and  Mary,  Anne,  and  George 
1.     London,  1747.     V.        v.  5  of  5.288.6 

— Vertue  (G.)  Medals,  coins,  and  other  works 
of  Tnomas  Simon.  2d  ed.  London,  1780. 
4%  2.98.6^ 

See,  alsa.  Copper  coinage,  Gold,  Money,  Silver, 
Weights  and  measures. 

Coke  {Sir  Edward),     d.  1552.     </.  1633. 

—Campbell  (J.)  Life  of  Sir  Edward  Coke, 
pp.  245-357.  V.  I  of  6.338.1 

— WooLRYCH  (H.  W.)  Life  of  sir  Edward 
Coke.     London,  1826.     8".  6.345.8 

See^  also^  Bacon  (F.),  Raleigh  (W.) 

Colbert  (Jean  Baptiste).     b.  1619.    </.  1683. 

—James  (G.  P.  R.)  Life  of  Jean  Baptiste  Col- 
bert,    pp.  137-201,  3-75. 

vv.  I.  2  of  8.485. 1 1 

The  same.     pp.  108-219.      v.  3  of  5.243.23 

iS>r,  also.,  Louis  xiv.,  Mazarin  {jCardinat)^  Politi- 
cal economy  {History), 

Colbnni  (Zerah).     b,  1804.    d,  1840. 

— Memoir;  written  by  himself.  Springfield,  1833. 

12*.  4.204.15 

Cold.    &^Heat. 
Cold  winter,  1614. 
—Cold  yeare,  16 14.     A  deepe  snow  in  which 

men  and  cattell  have  perished.     [Anon.] 

London,  1872.     8°.  v.  2  of  18.1075.8 

Colebrooke  (Henry  Thomas),  b,  1765.    d.  1837. 
— Mth,LER  (F.    M.)    Life  of  Colebrooke.     pp. 

359-416.  v.  4  of  22.1383.33 

Colenso  (John  William),     b.  1814.      See  Bible 

{Commentaries t  Pentateuch), 
Coleoptera.     See  Beetles. 
Coleridge  (Samuel  Taylor),     b.  1772.    d.  1834. 
—Coleridge  (S.)    Mr.  Coleridge's  obligations 

to  Schelling,  and  his  religious  opinions. 

pp.  xi-cxl.  v.  3  of  0.2344.4 


— Cottle  (J.)  Reminiscences  of  Samuel  Tay- 
lor Coleridge  and  Robert  Southey.  New 
York,  1847.     12°.  6.345.13 

— De  Quincey  (T.)  Coleridge  and  opium  eat- 
ing,    pp.  122-164.  V.  2  of  21.1304.1 

Samuel  Taylor  Coleridge,     pp.  153-259. 

v.  I  of  21.1304.1 

— Gillman  (J.)  Life  of  Samuel  Taylor  Cole- 
ridge.    V.  I.  London,  1838.  8°.    6.345.12 

— HoRT  (F.  J.  A.)    Coleridge,     pp.  292-351. 

21. 1302.16 

— Memoir  of  [Coleridge.     Anon,]    pp.  xxi-ciii. 

V.  I  of  18. 1087. 1 

— Shairp(J.  C.)    Coleridge. 

pp.  90-203  of  x8. 1078a.  23 

Coleridge  (Sara),    b.  1802.    d.  1852. 

—Memoir  and  letters.  Edited  by  [E.  Cole- 
ridge].    London,  1873.     2  v.     p.  8". 

6.2363.12 

The  same.  New  York,  1874.  p.  8°.  6. 2363. 11 

Colet  (John),    b.  1466.    d.  1519. 

—Knight  (L.)  Life  of  Dr.  John  Colet.  Lon- 
don, 1724.     8°.  6.345.15 

Colig^i  (Gaspard  de).     ^.1517.     ^.1572. 

— Besant  (W.)  Gaspard  de  Coligny.  New 
York,  1879.     I6^  8.482.25 

— Courtilz  de  Sandras  (G.)  Vie  de  Gaspard 
de  Coligny.   [Anon.]  Cologne,  1791.  12  . 

8.482.26 
5>/,  atso^  Huguenots. 

Coliseum.     See  Rome. 

College  of  New  Jersey.    See  Princeton. 

Colleges. 

—Account  of  college-commencements  for  1873. 
Washington,  1873,     2  pts.     8*. 

24.1485.  Box  2 
[Circulars  of  the  bureau  of  education,  no.  3,  5— 
18731- 

— Baird  (W.  R.)  American  college  fraternities. 
Philadelphia,  1879.     12**.  24.1493.19 

— Hall  (B.  H.)  Collection  of  college  words 
and  customs.  [Anon.]  Cambridge, 
[Mass.],  1851.     12%  24.1493.13 

[Giger]. 

—Huntington  (F.  D.)  Home  and  college.  A 
public  address.     Boston,  i860.     12°. 

24.1494.25 

— Nightingale  (A.  F.)  Handbook  of  require- 
ments for  admission  to  the  colleges  of  the 
United  States.     New  York,  1879.     1.  8°. 

24. 1494. 1 

— Olin  (S.)  College  life:  its  theory  and  prac- 
tice.    New  York,  1867.     12".   24.1493.28 

— Porter  (N.)  American  colleges,  and  the 
American  public.  New  Haven,  1870. 
12%  24.1493.23 

The  same.     New  ed.    With  after-thoughts. 

New  York,  [1878].     12°.  24.1493.23 

—Richardson  (C.  F.)  and  Clark  (H.  A.)  The 
college  book.  Boston,  1878.  4*'.  Art  room. 

—Smith  (F.  H.)  College  reform.  Philadel- 
phia, 185 1.     12**.  24.1493.30 

— Thwing  (C.  F.)  American  colleges  :  their 
students  and  work.  New  York,  1878.  16". 

24.1493.25 

—Tyler  (W.  S.)  Prayer  for  colleges.  New 
York,  1855.     12".  24.1493.17 

The  same.     New  ed.     Boston,  n.  d.     12*. 

24.1493.17 


139 


Colleges. 


SUBJECT-CATALOGUE  OF  THE  LIBRARY 


Color* 


—  -The  same.     New  ed.     Boston,  1877.     12°. 

24.1493  17 

— Wayland  (F.)  Thoughts  on  the  present  col- 
legiate system  in  Uie  United  States.  Bos- 
ton, 184a.  i6".  24.1493.36 
Se*^  also^  Amhentf  Bruotwick,  {Bcwd0in\  Cam- 
bridge, {Harvard^  Cbarlottesrille,  {yir^inta 
univ9rttty\  Etoo«  Hanover,(/>«r/jw««M),  IllinoU, 
Itbaca.  iC^rtuil)^  Jeffenoo,  New  Haveo,  (Ki/r), 
New  York,  {jC^luw^ia.  C^Uegt  o/tht  city  0/ New 
York\  Philadelpllia,  (Girard  and  Univtrsiiit  0/ 
Pennsylvania^  l^oughkeepsie,  (f'^astar),  Prince- 
ton, (C^/^r/r  0/ New  Jersey),  Providence,  {Br0wn\ 
St.  Louis,  iwaskinit0n\  WiUiams,  Winchester. 
Als0y  Education,  uniyersities. 

Collier  (Arthur),    b,  1680.    d,  1733. 

—Benson  (R.)  Memoirs  of  the  life  and  writings 
of  the  Rev.  Arthur  Collier.  London, 
1837.    8%  6.345.16 

Collins  (William),     b  1721.     d.  1759. 

—Nicolas  {Sir  H.)  Memoir  of  William  Collins, 
pp.  v-xliiof  18.1050. 1 

The  same.  pp.  v-xlii  of  18.1087.1 

Cologne. 

— Cronica  presulum  et  archiepiscoporum  colo- 
niensis  ecclesie.  pp.  1-64.  v.  i  of  9.521.3 

— Plan  von  Coeln  und  Deutz.  Coeln,  1854. 
sq.  I6^    folded.  9. 5 10. 17 

Nets.  The  mediaeval  annals  of  Cologne  may  be 
found  in  vols,  i,  16,  and  17  of  the  Monumenta 
historica  Germaniae,  edited  by  Peru. 

Colombia  {United  States  of  Colombia), 

— Bastian  (A.)  Columbien,  [1875-76].  pp. 
205-343.  V.  I  of  3. 136.5 

— Cochrane  (C.  S.)  Journal  of  a  residence  and 
travels  in  Colombia,  1823-24.  London, 
1825.     2  V.     8\  3. 122.14 

Stey  als0y  Atrato,  New  Granada,  Panama. 

Colombo  (Cristoforo).     See  Columbus  (C.) 

Colonies. 

—Brougham  (H.)  Inquiry  into  the  colonial 
policy  of  the  European  powers.  Edin- 
burgh, 1803.     2  V.     8*.  24.1504.6 

— Creasy  (E.  S.)  Imperial  and  colonial  consti- 
tutions of  the  Britannic  empire.  London, 
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